Cronaca di Fra Salimbene parmigiano vol. I

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Cronaca di Fra Salimbene parmigiano vol. I

by da Parma Salimbene

IT·~11 hours·59 chapters

Chapters

59 total
1

CRONACA DI FRA SALIMBENE VOLUME I

0:46
2

DI FRA SALIMBENE E DELLA SUA CRONACA

8:10
3

AVVERTIMENTO

2:39
4

Ai Lettori

3:17
5

CRONACA DI FRA SALIMBENE DI ADAMO PARMIGIANO DELL'ORDINE DE' MINORI

2:12
6

a. 1212

1:06
7

a. 1213

1:25
8

a. 1214

0:16
9

a. 1215

1:08
10

a. 1216

3:34

Description

Written by a young Franciscan from Parma, this chronicle offers a vivid, on‑the‑scene account of thirteenth‑century Italy. The author recounts his hurried entry into the order, his restless wanderings across cities and courts, and the colorful encounters he had with popes, emperors and leading scholars of the day. His narrative blends earnest religious devotion with a sharp eye for the political intrigues and cultural currents that shaped the era.

The manuscript, rendered in a clear, flowing Latin that has been carefully rendered into readable Italian, is accompanied by scholarly notes and a detailed index, guiding the listener through names, places and events. As the monk moves from the quiet cloisters to bustling towns, he records battles, diplomatic missions, artistic trends and everyday life with a lively, personal voice. Listeners will gain a rare, intimate portrait of medieval society, from the fervor of preaching to the early stirrings of Italian poetic expression.

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Language

it

Duration

~11 hours (648K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Barbara Magni and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images made available by The Internet Archive)

Release date

2020-02-02

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

da Parma Salimbene

da Parma Salimbene

1221–1287

A lively Franciscan chronicler from 13th-century Parma, remembered for a sharp eye, a strong voice, and stories that bring medieval Italy to life. His Chronicle remains one of the richest firsthand windows into the politics, religion, and everyday drama of his age.

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