Explore the tragic story of "Francesca di Rimini, in Legend and in History," a captivating exploration of the historical figure and the legends that surround her. Charles Yriarte and Arnold Harris Mathew delve into the life of Francesca, whose tale of love and betrayal has resonated through centuries. This book examines both the documented history and the artistic interpretations of Francesca's life, shedding light on the cultural impact of her story.
From Dante's Inferno to countless works of art and literature, Francesca da Rimini remains a compelling figure. This volume offers insights into the historical context of her life, the evolution of her legend, and her enduring appeal as a symbol of tragic love. Discover the truth behind the myth in this detailed study of one of history's most famous figures.
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