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Giuseppe Castelli Avolio
No full textDescrizione del processo di epurazione del consigliere di Stato Giuseppe Castelli Avolio
Ingested magnets.
No full textA 9-year-old boy ingested 23 magnets . Four days later, he had clinical and surgical evidence of intestinal perforation and peritonitis due to pressure necrosis of the bowel. In an unrelated incident, a developmentally delayed 13-year-old boy ingested 15 magnets. Ten days later, volvulus and intestinal occlusion developed. Both patients were operated on without complications, and all magnets were removed. Although ingested nonmagnetic foreign bodies are likely to be passed spontaneously without consequence, ingested magnets may attract each other through the intestinal wall and cause severe damage, such as pressure necrosis, perforation, intestinal fistulas, volvulus, and obstruction. Thus, close observation and early intervention are warranted after ingestion of magnets
Il confine meridionale dello Stato Pontificio e lo spazio linguistico campano
No full textDescrizione, con dati di prima mano, della situazione linguistica dell'odierno basso Lazio, nella quale si sottolinea come i dati geolinguistici concordino con le vecchie ripartizioni storico-ammnistrativeThe article describes the linguistic situaztion of the Southern Latium. Linguistic data, personally collected by the author, show very well that the whole area still belong to the linguistic space of Southern Italy
Dialetti moderni e volgari antichi: appunti sulle dinamiche linguistiche dell’Italia centro-meridionale
No full textThe author discusses three problems concerning the linguistic relationships between modern dialects and ancient volgari in the Western sector of Southern Italy (along the Tyrrhenian coast). In the first part, he draws the attention towards two cases of “isoglosses’ movement”: in the Croniche by Gasparro Fuscolillo, from Sessa Aurunca (Caserta, 16th century), and in the fragments of Agnello da Gaeta (in the modern Southern Latium, 13th century) the language seems very similar to the volgare that we find in the texts from “Italia mediana” (Umbria, Marche, Northern Latium etc.), but the linguistic maps of the Atlante Linguistico Italiano show that these same linguistic conditions are till today also in the modern dialects of the rural villages near Sessa Aurunca and in Minturno, near Gaeta; so, the hypothesis of a linguistic change (“isoglosses’ movement”) is probably not true.
In the second part the author analyzes the traces of the vocalic centralization (the development of the sound schwa, -ə) in three texts coming from the coast of Campania and written during the 13th and 14th centuries (scritta di Amalfi, 1288, Epistola napoletana del Boccaccio, 1339, Inventari di Fondi, end of the 14th century), where the phenomenon is already recognizable in different ways, while the third question is the ancient linguistic position of Montecassino: the language of the Ritmo cassinese (13th century) is in fact quite different from the modern dialect; nevertheless, this kind of language could be not the faithful mirror of the oral varieties of the Middle Ages, but the product of a particular scripta, developed in the multilingual context of the Abbey
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