Orazio Bacci

Orazio Bacci (18 October 1864 in Castelfiorentino – 25 December 1917 in Rome) was an Italian Liberal Party politician who was the 12th mayor of Florence at the time of the Kingdom of Italy.^[1]^[2]

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O. Bacci (pubblicate per cura di), Ninne-nanne cantilene canzoni di giuochi e filastrocche che si dicono in Valdelsa, Firenze, Loesher & Seeber, 1891;
O. Bacci, Un nuovo testo dei "Sonetti dei Mesi" di Folgore da S.Gemignano e un "Cantare dell'abbandonata da Siena" nel codice riccardiano 1158, Estratto dalla «Miscellanea storica della Valdelsa» (Anno V, fasc. 2 - Della serie, n. 13) - Castelfiorentino. Tip. Giovannelli e Carpitelli;^[3]
O. Bacci, Inventario degli oggetti lasciati da S. Bernardino da Siena, Nozze Del Lungo-Sani, IV agosto MDCCCXCV, Castelfiorenino, Tipografia Giovannelli e Carpitelli;
O. Bacci, Prosa e prosatori. Scritti storici e teorici, Milano-Palermo-Napoli, Sandron Editore, s. d. (ma 1907).

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