Dizionarietto Della Mitologia Greca E Romana Ad Uso Della Onesta Gioventà Italiana, by Alessandro Fabre, is a concise dictionary of Greek and Roman mythology intended for young Italian readers. This dictionary includes an appendix covering the principal divinities of other peoples. Originally published in 1899, this work provides an accessible introduction to the key figures and stories of classical mythology. It serves as a valuable resource for students and anyone interested in learning about the rich tapestry of ancient myths and legends, offering insights into the cultural and religious beliefs of the ancient world.

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