Sebastiano Dolci ( hr, Sebastijan Dolci-Slade; 1699-1777) was a

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at the age of 14 years, in 1744 he wrote about the Franciscan Order in Ragusa. The Italian word Dolci means Sweet (Confectionery) in English language. The word Slade is Croatian language variation of the word Dolci. *''Monumenti Storici della Provincia Francescana di Ragusa (Neapel)''. He was also a great

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of the

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, publishing several books on this subject: *''De Illiricae linguae vetustate et amplitudine'',

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1754"; *''Fasti litterarii Ragusini, sive vivorum literatorum qui usque ad annum 1766 n Ragusina claruerunt ditione prospectus alphab.ordine exhibitus..."''(Venice 1767). About the Ragusan/Dubrovnik Literary Chronicle) In the theological scope, Slade translates the epistle of Hyeronymi Francisci Zanetti to illyrian language (Ferrara, 1754).

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Sebastiano Dolci
1699 births 1777 deaths Ragusan writers People from the Republic of Ragusa Friars Minor Slavists 18th-century Italian writers 18th-century Italian male writers 18th-century Latin-language writers {{Croatia-writer-stub

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