Eugenio Salomone Camerini
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Born in Ancona on July 13, 1811, died in Milan on March 1, 1875. Italian literary critic, journalist, and translator, he directed the "Biblioteca rara" (Daelli) and the "Biblioteca classica economica" (Sonzogno). Author of "Profili letterari" (1870), "I precursori del Goldoni" (1872), "Nuovi profili letterari" (4 vol., 1875); he edited the Divina Commedia illustrated by Gustave Doré (1868).
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