Inscriptiones Cremonenses Universae...

This is a comprehensive collection of Latin inscriptions from the city of Cremona, in Northern Italy, from the Roman period to the author's time (18th century). The book presents the inscriptions in their original texts, illustrated with engravings, and provides commentaries on their linguistic, historical and artistic features. The author, a professor of rhetoric and history at the local seminary, aimed to preserve and disseminate the cultural and social heritage of his city and to contribute to the study of Latin epigraphy. The book remains a valuable resource for historians, archaeologists and Latinists.
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