Giuseppe Ceccarelli (Ceccarius) (1889 -1972), a freelance journalist and famous scholar of Roman culture and traditions, whose daughter Clara married Antonio Negro in 1943, encouraged and sponsored his son-in-law’s work to promote homeopathy after the Second World War. It was thanks to his interest that the Italian Academy of Homeopathic Medicine was assigned its seat at Piazza Navona 49, which now hosts the Museum of Homeopathy.
Ceccarius nello studio all'Aventino
Premio Cultori di Roma
The Ceccarius Collection contains family mementos, photographs and letters, including World War I correspondence.
Ceccarius’ Roman Library and Collection of Historical Documents are preserved at the Central National Library in Rome
Visit the website www.bncrm.librari.beniculturali.it
For Ceccarius’ biography see: Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani ( Ceccarelli, Giuseppe www.treccani.it). Other sources available: www.luigiceccarelli-ceccarius.it
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