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Italian poet and literary critic (1835–1907)

Also known as: Enotrio Romano, Giosue Alessandro Giuseppe Carducci, Джозуэ Кардуччи, جوزويه كاردوتشي, 조수에 카르두치, ジョズエ・カルドゥッチ

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