It is based on a parchment manuscript from the fourteenth century, once owned by Paolo Vaienti, and now by the Bertoliana of Vicenza. The first thought of Abbot Andrea Capparozzo, who after careful examination and comparison produced a diligent and exact copy, was to bring to light the entire original text. Dissuaded over time by several reasons, especially by "the lack of love, not to say aversion, that exists in Italy for such a study," he finally yielded to the requests of Messrs. Anti and Boschetti to make at least a part of that work known. - [Review]

Language: Italian