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This article presents the linguistic description of the Venetian version of the Tractatus de locis terre sancte, the Latin travel chronicle to the Holy Land written by Francesco Pipino from Bologna (1270-1330 ca.). The description we propose is divided into phonetics and morphology, then followed by some general considerations about the described features and an index with the attested lexical and onomastic entries.

This paper presents the critical edition of the vernacular version of Tractatus de locis terre sancte, the Latin travel chronicle to the Holy Land written by Francesco Pipino (about 1270-1330), a Dominican friar best known for his Latin translation of Devisement dou Monde. The edition is based on the codex VI 56 (6140) (Venezia, BNM), which contains the only still known copy of this vernacular version.