Fundamenti Principali Della Lingua Retica O Griggiona, All' Uso Di Due Delle Principali Valli Della Rezia, Cioè Di Sopraselva E Di Sorset

This early 19th-century work is an important contribution to the study of the Rhaeto-Romance language, spoken in parts of Switzerland and Italy. The author, Flaminio da Sale, was a prominent scholar and linguist, and his book represents a systematic description of the grammar and vocabulary of the language, based on his own observations and research. The work includes a glossary of Rhaeto-Romance words, along with their Italian and Rhaeto-Romance equivalents, and is an essential resource for anyone interested in the language and culture of this unique region.
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