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Ottimo

Ottimo, Italian for "excellent" (cognate with English optimum), may refer to: *Fiat Ottimo, a version of the Fiat Viaggio modified for the Chinese market *L'Ottimo Commento della Divina Commedia ("The Excellent Commentary"), a commentary on Dante's Divine Comedy written by an anonymous Florentine circa 1333. (Not to be confused with the commentary of L'Anonimo Fiorentino, written circa 1400.) The Ottimo s first printed edition was edited by Alessandro Torri and published in Pisa, 1827–1829; a new critical edition edited by Giovanni Battista Boccardo, Massimiliano Corrado, and Vittorio Celotto was published in 2018.

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Ottimo, Italian for "excellent" (cognate with English optimum), may refer to: *Fiat Ottimo, a version of the Fiat Viaggio modified for the Chinese market *L'Ottimo Commento della Divina Commedia ("The Excellent Commentary"), a commentary on Dante's Divine Comedy written by an anonymous Florentine circa 1333. (Not to be confused with the commentary of L'Anonimo Fiorentino, written circa 1400.) The Ottimo s first printed edition was edited by Alessandro Torri and published in Pisa, 1827–1829; a new critical edition edited by Giovanni Battista Boccardo, Massimiliano Corrado, and Vittorio Celotto was published in 2018.

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  1. publication date: 1827 — source: Wikipedia · confidence 0.95

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  1. Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?oldid=1304742522

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