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"Roma nella memoria e nelle immaginazioni del Medio Evo vol. I" by Arturo Graf is a scholarly work written in the late 19th century. The book explores the representation and significance of ancient Rome throughout the medieval period, particularly focusing on legends and imaginative narratives that reflect the cultural and historical memory of the city. It addresses how the memory of Rome influenced various aspects of medieval life, showcasing the city’s enduring legacy even in times of decline. The opening of the work presents a preface that sets the stage for Graf's exploration of the topic. The author discusses the rich legacy of legends surrounding ancient Rome and how they shaped perceptions during the Middle Ages. He emphasizes the importance of understanding these legends to grasp the spiritual and intellectual context of the era, arguing that they are integral to the history of Rome itself. Graf aims to contribute a new chapter to the existing historical discourse by shedding light on these imaginative forms, which, despite their fictional nature, reveal profound truths about the cultural attitudes and beliefs of the time. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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