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Antonio Bruner

Rome 1766? – French, Italian, Latin Main: Rome Other: Marseille , Naples , Paris , Perugia translator Bruner, Antoine (cerl)

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  1. La Capanna Indiana di G. B. D. S.-Pierre; tradotta dal Francese da A. Bruner, di Roma, Professore delle lingue Latina, Italiana, e Francese. translation translator

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Antoine (A./Ant.) Bruner, born in Rome from a Neapolitan family, left for Paris aged 18 but returned to join the Roman Republic in 1793, where he took the role of Tribune and was considered a dangerous "anarchiste" by the French. He was envoy to the Neapolitan Republic were he published several pamphlets, including "Pensieri politico-filantropici al Popolo-Sovrano della Repubblica Napolitana" (1799). After the fall of the Roman Republic he went in exile to Marseille. No trace of him remains after 1800.

Source: https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/antonio-bruner_%28Dizionario-Biografico%29/