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Friulian

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Friulian: see Rhaeto-Romanic Rhaeto-Romanic (rē`tō-rōmăn`ĭk)
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The force of Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie's account of the Cathar villagers of early fourteenth-century Montaillou and the Friulian miller's cosmography in Carlo Ginzburg's The Cheese and the Worms are both directly attributable to the sheer rarity of the insights they afforded into lost mentalities.
His case study of the small Friulian town of Buia shows how the town preserved a degree of liberty as it navigated the interstices between local oligarchs and "the conflicting jurisdictions and competing powers" of Venetian officials and magistracies (158).
which features Friulian cuisine (the cuisine of the far northeast of Italy) and has rapidly become a haunt for the Manhattan cognoscenti.
 
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