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Passeggiate per l'Italia, vol. 2

By Ferdinand Gregorovius
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A collection of travel-historical essays that interweave topographical description, archival history, and cultural observation across central Italy. It reconstructs the origins and influence of an early Benedictine abbey and examines monastic roles in preserving learning and shaping local political authority during the Middle Ages. Other pieces survey the Roman Ghetto and Jewish life, offer lively sketches of Roman types and customs, trace the course and history of the Tiber, and reflect on relations between Rome and the German empire, concluding with a vivid account of Pentecost week in Abruzzo.

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Ferdinand Gregorovius

Ferdinand Gregorovius was a German historian and writer, renowned for his extensive works on the history of Rome during the Middle Ages. His most notable work, "Storia della città di Roma nel medio evo," spans eight volumes and provides a detailed account of Rome's development and significance during this period. Gregorovius also explored the lives of historical figures, as seen in his book "Lucretia Borgia According to Original Documents and Correspondence of Her Day," which delves into the complexities of Borgia's life through original sources. His writings reflect a deep engagement with Italian history and culture, making significant contributions to the understanding of Rome's past.

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