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Studying the Orient in Rome : the birth of the Scuola orientale
227-241 p.
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ISSN: 1724-1863
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In this issue
- Introduction
- Celestino Schiaparelli (1841-1919) : his scientific legacy
- Celestino Schiaparelli as a reader in Florentine libraries
- Celestino Schiaparelli in Lincei : a short story of an intellectual adventure
- Celestino Schiaparelli : librarian
- Celestino Schiaparelli's papers at the Library of the Italian Institute of Oriental Studies : a first survey
- Celestino Schiaparelli collections : manuscripts, coins and numismatic books
- East Asia coins in Celestino Schiaparelli's numismatic collection
- Celestino Schiaparelli and the poetic corpus of al-Ballanūbī
- Behind the Scenes of Al-Battānīsive Albatenii Opus astronomicum : the correspondence between the astronomer G. V. Schiaparelli and the arabist C. A. Nallino
- Too loud a silence : Celestino Schiaparelli and the historiography of Oriental studies in Italy
- Oriental schools in Italy and the formation of the Italian state
- The building of a national orientalism : the case of Turkish studies in unified Italy (1860s-1900s)
- Amari's legacy : Celestino Schiaparelli, Bartolomeo Lagumina, and Siculo-arabic studies
- Oriental studies in Nineteenth-century Rome
- Studying the Orient in Rome : the birth of the Scuola orientale
