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"Medieval Italian language" as a book category covers the historical stages, texts, and study of the Italian vernacular(s) from the early Middle Ages through the late medieval period—roughly the 9th–15th centuries—when Latin-derived regional dialects gradually evolved toward the Tuscan-based standard. It includes critical editions and translations of medieval Italian texts (poetry, chronicles, legal documents, and letters), grammars and readers tailored to older forms, historical and comparative linguistics, etymological and lexical studies, paleography and manuscript studies, and sociolinguistic or dialectal research on regional varieties (Sicilian, Tuscan, Gallo‑Italic, etc.). Works in this category help readers and scholars decode medieval orthography and morphology, trace phonological and syntactic change from Vulgar Latin to early Italian, and situate literary figures and texts (e.g., Dante, the Sicilian School) within their linguistic context.

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