Mario Esposito
Died 1961-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL864142A
Top Subjects
- History and criticism (2)
- Ireland (2)
- Italy (2)
- Latin literature (1)
- Classical literature (1)
- Latin language -- Study and teaching -- Ireland -- History -- To 1500. (1)
- Latin literature, Medieval and modern -- Ireland -- History and criticism. (1)
Books by Mario Esposito
Total count: 20
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Hiberno-Latin manuscripts in the libraries of Switzerland.1910-01-01
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On two hagiographical manuscripts in the Library of Trinity College, DublinOxford University Press1912-01-01
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The knowledge of Greek in Ireland during the middle ages.Educational Company of Ireland)1912-01-01
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An Irish teacher at the Carolingian court: Dicuil.Educational Company of Ireland)1914-01-01
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A fragment of the Dialogi of Sulpicius SeverusOxford University Press1917-01-01
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On some Waldensian MSS preserved in the Library of Trinity College, DublinOxford University Press1917-01-01
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Mélanges philologiquestextes et études de littérature ancienne et médiévaleChez l'auteur1921-01-01
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BachiariusArator. LathcenOxford University Press1929-01-01
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Fragment d'un document commercial du XIVe siècle.1953-01-01
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St. Patrick's Confessio and the Book of Armagh.1954-01-01
Latin learning in mediaeval IrelandVariorum Reprints1988-01-01-
Irish books and learning in mediaeval EuropeVariorum1990-01-01
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Ville venete nel territorio di Mirano1. ed.Marsilio2001-01-01
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Profili costituzionali dell'autonomia privataCEDAM2003-01-01
Studies in Hiberno-latin Literature (Variorum Collected Studies)Variorum2006-07-30-
Mario ESPOSITO LIBRO DEI RITUALI MAGICI, INFUSI FITOMAGICI, INNI INVOCAZIONI e PENSIERI SULLA MAGIA PAGANA e NEOPAGANA!Lulu Press, Inc.2019-01-01
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Magia Teorica Dal Punto Di Vista Di un Sacerdote Wiccan SolitarioLulu Press, Inc.2019-01-01
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Libro Dei Rituali Magici, Infusi Fitomagici, Inni Invocazioni e Pensieri Sulla Magia Pagana e Neopagana!Lulu Press, Inc.2020-01-01
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Girasole e la Dea BiancaIndependently Published2021-01-01
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An apocryphal "Book of Enoch and Elias" as a possible source of the Navigatio Sancti Brendani