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The meal is a central moment of everyday life, and cooking habits can tell us a lot about an entire era. The city of Florence in the thirteenth century, the age of Dante Alighieri, is no exception: in these pages, the author accompanies us in a world where food is power, and taste is always a distinctive element between the poor and the rich, separating old aristocracies from new rising powers.
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