Codici Veneti Della Divina Commedia [Italian]

Codici Veneti Della Divina Commedia, by Antonio Fiammazzo, offers a detailed examination of the Venetian codices of Dante Alighieri's masterpiece, the "Divine Comedy." This meticulous study, originally published in 1889, provides valuable insights into the textual history and transmission of one of the most important works in Italian literature. Fiammazzo's work remains an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in the textual variations and interpretations present in the Venetian manuscripts. The book contributes significantly to our understanding of how Dante's poem was received and disseminated in the Veneto region during the medieval and early Renaissance periods.

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