The Noctes Ambrosianae

"The Noctes Ambrosianae" is a collection of philosophical dialogues written by the Italian writer Alessandro Manzoni and published in the 19th century. The title translates to "Ambrosian Nights," referring to the discussions that take place during the nights following the feast of St. Ambrose. The work explores themes such as morality, faith, and society, blending literary art with deep philosophical inquiry. Manzoni uses fictional characters and settings to engage readers in thoughtful conversations, reflecting his views on human nature and the importance of personal and communal values. It's a significant work in Italian literature.