Toscanisch Oder Romanisch-italienische Grammatica Reale by Matthias Kramer is a historical linguistic work focusing on Tuscan and Roman Italian grammar. This book provides valuable insights into the structure and evolution of the Italian language. Aimed at students, educators, and anyone interested in the Romance languages, it explores the nuances and historical context of Italian grammar.
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