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The second Latin edition was published nearly 400 years later, in 1894, under the editorship of Professor Edoardo Alvisi, in the "Collezione di Opuscoli Danteschi inediti o rari diretta da G. L. Passerini."[1] Professor Alvisi's edition has no pretensions to being critical: his sole object in publishing it was to supply an illustration to part of Canto XI. of the "Paradiso." This edition has,
- ↑ "Nota al Canto XI. (versi 43-75) del 'Paradiso' di Dante Alighieri," Città di Castello, Lapi, 1894, pp. 54.
