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Polentone (Italian pronunciation: [polenˈtone];
plural polentoni,
feminine polentona) is an
epithet of the
Italian language originally coined with a joking...
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Southern Italians, in turn, call
Italians from the
northern regions polentoni. The term
certainly originates from the word
terra (Italian for "land")...
- Italians, in turn, call
Italians from the
northern regions polentoni. The
epithets terroni and
polentoni have anti-ethnic connotations,
aimed at
pointing out...
- realtà di un
simbolo antico. Turin: Il Cerchio.Oneto,
Gilberto (2012).
Polentoni o padani?
Apologia di un
popolo di
egoisti xenofobi ignoranti ed evasori...
- (frequently revised,
still in print) Ullman,
Berthold Louis Sicconis Polentonis Scriptorum Illustrium Latinae Linguae Libri XVIII, 1928 Ullman, Berthold...
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scriptoribus to his son, as the
first page of his book
started with "Sicconis
Polentoni Liber Scriptom Illustrium Latinae Linguae Incipit Primus ad
Filium Polydor...
