Replica ... Ad Un Opusculo Contraddicente Il Vero Ed Incontrastabile Sito Di Fregelli (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781275439795)

"Replica ... Ad Un Opusculo Contraddicente Il Vero Ed Incontrastabile Sito Di Fregelli" offers a detailed historical and archaeological perspective on the ancient Roman city of Fregellae. Written by Pasquale Cayro, this work serves as a rebuttal to inaccurate claims regarding the true location of this historically significant site. The book provides valuable insights into the local history of the Fregellae area, appealing to readers interested in Italian and Roman history.

Cayro's examination contributes to a deeper understanding of the region's past, making it an essential read for historians and archaeology enthusiasts. The author's meticulous approach to historical analysis ensures that this study remains a relevant resource for those seeking reliable information about Fregellae and its place in ancient history.

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