Aùsto cap' 'e vierno
Language or variety: 
Campanian
Literal translation: 

Agosto[,] cabeza de invierno

Comments: 

Schwamenthal/Straniero (1993: 24) atribuye el refrán a la Campania. Paliotti (2006: 103) localiza en Nápoles: Austo è cap' 'e vierno. Se exagera la posibilidad de frío ya en agosto. Cf. Agosto, capo d'inverno, tutto l'anno governa.

Categorization
Chronology: 
winter
<season>
August
<month>
Meteorology: 
cold
<cold>
changes in the weather
<changes in the weather>
General Subject Area: 
prefigurement of time and weather
<prefigurement of time and weather>
Geolocation

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  • Naples
    Territory:

    Naples [Napoli], Campania, Italy.

    Naples is the name of the city and of the province to which it belongs.

Sources
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Author Title Editionsort descending In source
SCHWAMENTHAL, Riccardo / Michele L. STRANIERO Dizionario dei proverbi italiani Editorial:
Rizzoli
Place of edition:
Milano
Publication date:
1993 (2.ª ed.)
 Page:
24
Proverb number:
267
PALIOTTI, Vittorio Proverbi napoletani Editorial:
Giunti
Place of edition:
Firenze / Milano
Publication date:
2006 [2a ed.]
 Page:
103
Proverb number:
552
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