Lodovico Antonio Muratori Libri

Si completa l’edizione delle lettere scambiate tra Muratori (1672-1750) e i suoi numerosi corrispondenti di area tedesca. I carteggi coi nomi più noti (come Imhof, i Mencke, i Fabricius) erano stati curati dagli stessi autori in due pubblicazioni di questa collana (L. A. Muratori und Deutschland, 1997; Die Glückseligkeit des gemeinen Wesens, 1999); vi si aggiunge qui, fra gli oltre 30 carteggi, quello inedito di ben 142 lettere (comprese due di Muratori, finora non attribuite) con Gottfried Philipp Spannagel, tedesco dalle origini misteriose che in Italia si presentò come «Goffredo Filippi». Sono incluse varie corrispondenze austriache, fino ad oggi edite solo in minima parte. I testi sono pubblicati dopo accurata revisione sugli originali, e preceduti da ampie introduzioni.

A Relation of the Missions of Paraguay is a historical text that describes the Jesuit missions in Paraguay during the 17th and 18th centuries. Written by Lodovico Antonio Muratori in Italian and later translated into French by Félix Esprit Lourmel, this English edition translated from the French provides insight into the methods employed by the Jesuits to convert the indigenous population and establish a successful economy in the region.

This work by Lodovico Antonio Muratori provides a detailed analysis of the practices and rituals of the Christian faith. It offers guidance for living a pious life, and discusses the importance of prayer, meditation, and other spiritual practices.

Covering the historical timeline from the beginning of the common era to 1750, this work is divided into two parts: the first spans the period up to the year 1000, while the second extends from 1001 to 1750. Written by the influential 18th-century historian Lodovico Antonio Muratori, it offers detailed insights into Italy's political, social, and cultural history. This facsimile reprint preserves the original's significance, making it a valuable resource for scholars of Italian history.

The book is a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, preserving its historical significance despite potential imperfections like marks and flawed pages. It aims to protect and promote important literature by providing an affordable, high-quality modern edition that remains true to the original text. This commitment highlights the cultural value of the work, ensuring that it remains accessible to readers.

Focusing on Italy's historical narrative, this volume by Lodovico Antonio Muratori spans from the early Common Era to 1750. It is structured into three main sections: the ancient history of Italy, covering the foundation of Rome to the fall of the Western Roman Empire; the medieval period, from the Early Middle Ages to the end of the Middle Ages; and the Renaissance to the modern era. Rich in detailed accounts of political, social, and economic events, along with biographies of key historical figures, it serves as a vital resource for understanding Italy's evolution through the centuries.

A facsimile reprint, this book may include various imperfections like marks, notations, marginalia, and flawed pages, offering a glimpse into its historical context and the previous readers' interactions with the text.

The book features a comprehensive collection of chronological tables detailing history from the world's beginning to the 18th century. Organized for easy reference, it covers significant historical events, notable figures, empires, wars, and scientific discoveries. Authored by Lodovico Antonio Muratori, a prominent 18th-century Italian historian and philologist, this work serves as a crucial resource for historians and anyone interested in humanity's past. It is presented as a facsimile reprint, preserving its cultural significance despite potential imperfections.