Gregorio Grasselli
Gregorio Grasselli, an engineering graduate, has been delving into the topic of the Friulian Romeo and Juliet, Lucina Savorgnan and Luigi Da Porto, since 2016. He has been analyzing existing literature, verifying documents and sources related to the Savorgnan family and Luigi Da Porto, and conducting further research.
In 2019, he discovered and collected poetic works dedicated to Giulia Savorgnan, Lucina's sister. In 2020, he published these works in a book.
In the same year, he also reconstructed the battle fought by Luigi Da Porto in Manzano, using unpublished sources.
In 2021, he reconstructed the life of Francesco Savorgnan, Lucina's husband.
In 2022, Grasselli conducted a demographic survey in Udine, which highlighted the weight of certain gaps in the communication of the Friulian Romeo and Juliet theme and the consequences of these gaps in public opinion.
He is also the secretary of the International Committee Romeo and Juliet in Friuli.
Address: Tavagnacco (UD), Italy
In 2019, he discovered and collected poetic works dedicated to Giulia Savorgnan, Lucina's sister. In 2020, he published these works in a book.
In the same year, he also reconstructed the battle fought by Luigi Da Porto in Manzano, using unpublished sources.
In 2021, he reconstructed the life of Francesco Savorgnan, Lucina's husband.
In 2022, Grasselli conducted a demographic survey in Udine, which highlighted the weight of certain gaps in the communication of the Friulian Romeo and Juliet theme and the consequences of these gaps in public opinion.
He is also the secretary of the International Committee Romeo and Juliet in Friuli.
Address: Tavagnacco (UD), Italy
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Il poema, opera del pugliese Vito Tesmofilo da Trani, viene qui pubblicato per la prima volta. Lo accompagnano le rime di altri due poeti folgorati dal fascino di Giulia, Giovanni Cotta e Antonio Isidoro Mezzabarba.
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Il poema, opera del pugliese Vito Tesmofilo da Trani, viene qui pubblicato per la prima volta. Lo accompagnano le rime di altri due poeti folgorati dal fascino di Giulia, Giovanni Cotta e Antonio Isidoro Mezzabarba.