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Pier and Petrus

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The author of this article cites two Italian writers of the 13th century, Pier de' Crescenzi and Petrus di Crescentiis. The second name is simply the Latinate form of the first which is Italian. We need someone more knowledgeable about this wine and especially its history (and historians) to clarify this. But clearly the original writer did not know enough to qualify to write this piece. Let it be corrected or taken down.Josephlestrange (talk) 23:39, 19 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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