MURATORI, LUDOVICO ANTONIO

loodōvēˈkō äntôˈnyō moorätôˈrē, 1672–1750, Italian historian, a Roman Catholic priest. One of the foremost scholars of his age, he was long archivist and ducal librarian at Modena. He discovered the Muratorian Canon, a scrap of early Christian literature (c.a.d. 190) containing the earliest known list of the New Testament books. Muratori edited the important source collections Rerum Italicarum scriptores (28 vol., 1723–51) and Antiquitates Italicae medii aevii (6 vol., 1738–42). He also wrote a history (12 vol., 1744–49) of Italy from Christian times.

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...was eventually executed. Muratori, Ludovico Antonio 1672- 1750 . Italian historian...takes its name from Ludovico Muratori who discovered it in the Ambrosiana. See Muratori, Ludovico Antonio. The manuscript itself is...
...work was lost; rediscovered by Muratori,* it was published in 1726...one half centuries. See also MURATORI, Ludovico Antonio; VILLANI, Giovanni; VILLANI...sentiments that the critic Giuseppe Antonio Borgese* associated with him...
...understanding of problem. Gori Antonio Francesco, Museum etruscum...Firenze, 1821, 4 vols. Muratori Ludovico Antonio, Assail dItalia dal priscipio...Corrispondenza tra L. A. Muratori e Leibnitz , published in Atti...
...Monferrato, 140 Monforte, Antonio, 90 Monregalese, the, 142...Morgagni, G., 92 Morozzo, Ludovico, 300 , 306 Mosca, Gaetano...36 Munter, Friedrich, 289 Muratori, Ludovico Antonio, 88 , 89 -92, 93 , 114...
...The tale of Genji . 1935. trans. A. Waley. MURATORI, LUDOVICO ANTONIO 1672-1750 . An Italian antiquary and historian...which the individual could fulfil his secret wishes. Muratori believed that pathological humors q.v. could cause...
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...eighteenth-century savant Ludovico Antonio Muratori. In his Dissertation 75...Bibliography Artusi, Luciano and Antonio Patruno. Deo Gratias. Storia...media Italia. Venice, 1927. Muratori, Ludovico Antonio. "De piis laicorum dissertationes...
...librarian and antiquarian Ludovico Antonio Muratori mixed an interest in...Valentino, ed. Antonio Gramsci. Quaderni...published in 1603. Muratori, L. A. Antiquitates...Venice, 1732-72. Muratori, L. A. Della forza...
...Eugubinum. Ed. Ludovico Muratori. Milan, 1723...passione di Cristo di Antonio Cornazzano...Passione di Cristo di Antonio Cornazzano...Cornazzano, Antonio. Vita di Cristo...Bologna. Ed. Ludovico Muratori. Milan, 1723...
...Italia 40: 371-90. Muratori, Lodovico Antonio. 1738-1742. Antiquitates...Pesce, Luigi. 1969. Ludovico Barbo vescovo di Treviso...Sandre Gasparini and Antonio Rigon, et al., 195...Baltimore. Rigon, Antonio. 1988. Clero e citta...
...perfetto Ibrahim in 1784. The historian and antiquarian Ludovico Muratori, a priest, confesses that in his youth he had been...French baroque novels. 11 The Neapolitan clergyman Antonio Matina, who collected books and artifacts, in an...
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MURATORI, LUDOVICO ANTONIO loodove ko anto nyo moorato re, 1672 1750, Italian historian...containing the earliest known list of the New Testament books. Muratori edited the important source collections Rerum Italicarum scriptores...
...The Risorgimentos roots lie in 18th-century Italian culture in the works of such people as Ludovico Antonio Muratori , Vittorio Alfieri , and Antonio Genovesi . Italy had not been a single political unit since the fall of the Western Roman Empire...


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