Viaggio di Lionardo di Niccolò Frescobaldi Fiorentino in Egitto e in Terra Santa, con un discorso dell'Editore sopra il Commercio degl'Italiani nel sec.XIV.

Traduzione di Giuseppe Bianchetti. Milano, Aldo Martello Ed. 1955, cm.17,5x25,5, pp.490, 62 ill.bn.ft. 32 carte e 57 tavv.bn.ft. legatura ed.in tutta tela, sopracop.fig.

Testo riveduto, con versione a fronte, introduzione e commento a cura di Aurelio Zanco. Firenze, Sansoni Ed. 1954, cm.10,5x15,5, pp.XL,251, legatura editoriale cartonata,. Coll.Biblioteca Sansoniana Straniera.

Paris, Bayard 2012, cm.16x20, pp.128, ill.col. broché, Coll.Les Héros J'aime Lire. Le maître-chien, c'est monsieur Le Blount l'instituteur d'Ariol.Un grand épagneul à lunettes, pas très bien rasé mais jamais rasoir. Il a toujours une bonne petite histoire ou un jeu à proposer pour faire comprendre ses leçons. D'ailleurs, ouvrez vos cahiers et prenez un crayon, vous allez voir...

London, Allen Lane 1989, cm.16x24, pp.XVIII,488,16 tavv. in nero f.t., hardcover, dustjacket. Drawing on different sources, this book shows that the abandonment of children was a familiar and widespread part of European domestic life, from the Roman Empire to the Renaissance. It was a custom accepted and regulated by the Church and civil authorities and, in the absence of reliable birth control, it was a practice often essential to the survival of the rest of the family. John Boswell's book "Christianity, social Tolerance and Homosexuality" won the 1981 American Book Award for history.