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Italiano: sedicinoni, fonte privata, targhetta posta sullo spiazzale in piazza medaglie d'oro a Capua recante la dicitura del placito il quale sancisce l'inizio del percorso di vita della lingua Italiana.Purtroppo nell'incisione è stato fatto un errore di trscrizione perché il morfema desinenziale di kelle che si trova accanto a fini è stato accordato con quest'ultimo e reso quindi con kelli, non presente nel testo originale
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Date 27 December 2011
English: (15 May 2010 (original upload date))
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Author Sedicinoni

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