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La corrispondenza tra Celeste Clericetti e Luigi Cremona dal 1871 al 1887 nelle lettere conservate presso l'Istituto Mazziniano di Genova

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The content of this paper is the noted transcription of the 48 letters that Celeste Clericetti wrote to Luigi Cremona and the 10 letters that Cremona wrote to Clericetti between 1871 and 1887. The correspondence is stored at the Istituto Mazziniano, Museo del Risorgimento in Genova and is now available at www.luigi-cremona.it ----- La corrispondenza qui riprodotta, composta da 48 lettere scritte da Celeste Clericetti a Luigi Cremona e 10 lettere scritte da Cremona a Clericetti tra il 1871 e il 1887, si trova a Genova (Istituto Mazziniano, Museo del Risorgimento) e ora anche sul sito www.luigi-cremona.it La trascrizione ha un ampio apparato di note e comprende i cenni biografici di tutti i nomi citati nelle lettere.

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Paola Testi Saltini. 2016-06-14. La corrispondenza tra Celeste Clericetti e Luigi Cremona dal 1871 al 1887 nelle lettere conservate presso l'Istituto Mazziniano di Genova. https://arxiv.org/abs/1606.04255

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