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**List: Italian Ministry the Holy Bible ( la Sacra Bibbia ) **File: Italian Bible History Italian: Bergamasco... "Although standard literary Italian is in use throughout Italy, the Italian language is spoken in numerous regional dialects, some of them so divergent as to be mutually unintelligible.   These dialects can be classified generally: the Central Italian dialects of Latium and Umbria, including the Roman and Florentine standard literary usage; the Southern dialects (spoken south of Rome) - Calabrian, Corsican, Neopolitan, Sicilian, etc.; and the Gallo- Italian, or Northern dialects - Bergamasco, Bolognese, Genoese, Milanese, Piedmontese, Romagnuolo, Venetian, etc.   The Sardinian and Frioulan languages are also considered by some to be Italian dialects. It must be remembered that the translations in the following sections were prepared a century ago for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte (except for Piedmontese), and for purely philological reasons (see note to No. 23), and that they represent the usage of the mid- 19th century.   Dialectal usage is usually more pronounced in rural areas. The Bergamasco dialect of Italian is spoken around Bergamo, in northern Italy."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1860 Matthew London Translated by P. Locatelli for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1860" Matthew 4:10 unknown.] Italian: Bolognese... "The dialect spoken around Bologna, northern Italy."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1862 Matthew London Translated by Carlo Pepoli for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte.   (See note to No. 23.)"--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1862" Matthew 4:10 unknown.] "Bible: Il Vangelo de San. Matteo volgarizzato in dialeto Bolognese dal Comte C. Pepoli. (Londra, 1862)"   [Info only] https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008620975 Italian: Calabrian... "The Calabrian dialect, spoken in Calabria, the part of southern Italy known as the ‘toe of the Italian boot’.   This is the dialect of Cosenza, northern Calabria."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1862 Matthew London Translated by Raffaele Lucente for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte.   (See note to No. 23.)"--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1862" Matthew 4:10 unknown.] Italian: Corsican... "The Corsican dialect of northern Corsica, which was intermit- tently under Pisan and Genoese control from the 11th to 18th centuries.   It is now a department of France and French is spoken throughout Corsica."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1861 Matthew London A translation prepared for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte by several Corsicans.   (See note to No. 23.)"--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1861" (Recomposed) Matthew 3:1-4 unknown.] Italian: Genoese... "The Genoese dialect, spoken in the city of Genoa in northern Italy."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1860 Matthew London Translated by Giuseppi Olivieri, a Genoese librarian, for Louis- Lucien Bonaparte.   (See note to No. 23.)"--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1860" Matthew 4:10 unknown.] Italian: Milanese... "The dialect spoken in the city of Milan, northern Italy."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1859 Matthew London Translated by Antonio Picozzi for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte.   (See note to No. 23.)"--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1859" Matthew 4:10 unknown.] Italian: Neapolitan... "The dialect spoken around the Naples area of southern Italy."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1861 Matthew London Translated for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte by a ‘man of letters’ of Naples. It had been published earlier.   (See note to No. 23.)"--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1861" Matthew 4:10 unknown.] **File: Italian: Piedmontese Bible History Italian: Romagnuolo.... "The dialect spoken near Romagna in northeastern Italy."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1865 Matthew London Translated by Antonio Morri of Faenza for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte. (See note to No. 23.)"--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1865" Matthew 4:10 unknown.] Italian: Roman... "Roman is the dialect common to a portion of the population of the city of Rome and surrounding area.   Literary Italian, how- ever, is also Roman usage."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1861 Matthew London Translated by G. Caterbi for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte.   (See note to No. 23.)"--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1861" Matthew 4:10 unknown.] Italian: Sicilian... "The dialect spoken in Sicily, the island which comprises southern- most Italy."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1860 Ruth   Song of Solomon   1861 Matthew   London Translated by Luigi Scalia for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte.   (See note to No. 23.)"--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1861" Matthew 4:10 unknown.] Italian: Venetian... "The Venetian dialect spoken in and around Venice in northern Italy."--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only] "1859 Matthew London Translated by Gianjacopo Fontana for Louis-Lucien Bonaparte.   (See note to No. 23.)"--1000 Tongues, 1972   [Info only: "1859" Matthew 4:10 unknown.]

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