On Ars Europa you’ll find a fascinating collection of historical novels that recount the lives of great figures from Italy and Europe’s past—from Arialdo of Varese to Ambrose of Milan, from Charles Borromeo to the harrowing tale of alleged witches burned at the stake in 1390 in Milan, from a modern retelling of the Divine Comedy to a journey through 14th-century Italy, to the story of the Arborean judge Barisone Torchitorio.

These are works of edutainment designed to rediscover the Italy and Europe of centuries gone by.

Affordable prices, high-quality standards, and a commitment to historical dissemination through compelling narrative are the hallmarks of this editorial series. Essays, manuals, and historical novels for those who believe technology can be a tool of cultural freedom.

Here is a selection of our most acclaimed titles [in Italian language].

	Viaggio nell’Aldilà La Divina Commedia per i ragazzi Infernoe-book in pdf, ePub, Mobi View details	Journey to the Afterlife The Divine Comedy for Young Readers This novel, inspired by Dante’s original poem, aims to introduce younger generations to the beauty and power of the Divine Comedy. Written in modern Italian with a simple syntax and vocabulary suited to today’s readers, it narrates Dante’s grand supernatural journey with stunning 3D illustrations that carry strong emotional and symbolic resonance.
	Sacrum Iter Pellegrinaggio sulla via Francigenae-book in pdf, epub e mobi + video online View details	Sacrum Iter Pilgrimage Along the Via Francigena A historical novel set in 1300 along the ancient pilgrimage route. Amid visions, public executions, ancient rituals, and outbreaks of “holy fire,” a medieval pilgrim embarks on a profound journey of self-discovery and spiritual enlightenment. Includes access to the historical short film AD 1300.
	L’Eretico A.D. 1066 I ribelli di Mediolanume-book in pdf View details	The Heretic A.D. 1066 – Rebels of Mediolanum A gripping historical tale set in 11th-century Milan during the years of the Pataria reform. Between witchcraft, vengeance, and political intrigue, we follow Napo and the physician Azzone as they witness the final battle between Arialdo and Archbishop Guido da Velate and the birth of the autonomous commune of Mediolanum.
	Veneficium I misteri di Ichnusae-book in pdf View details	Veneficium The Mysteries of Ichnusa The second adventure of Napo and Azzone, who, along with monks from Monte Cassino, arrive in Sardinia in 1067. There, they encounter a hidden world ruled by superstition and fear of ancient, formidable deities. A rich and shadowy tale of pagan remnants and political tension.
	Striges Il demonio a Milanoe-book in pdf View details	Striges The Devil in Milan A true story from 1384. In this harrowing account, we follow the lives and trial of Sibilla Zanni and Pierina Bugatis—two Milanese women accused of witchcraft by the Inquisition. A deeply researched tale drawn from original Lombard archives, exploring myths, fear, and the tragic fate of women in medieval society.
	Ambrogio Immortalee-book in pdf View details	Ambrose, Immortal Set in imperial Mediolanum, this novel tells the personal and public story of Aurelius Ambrosius, Roman governor and man of letters who became Bishop of Milan by popular acclaim. His private transformation, the conflicts between Arianism and Catholicism, and his spiritual legacy are woven into a narrative rich with historical depth and dramatic intensity.
	Carlo Borromeo Lo splendore dell’Umiltàe-book in pdf View details	Charles Borromeo: The Splendor of Humility In late 16th-century Italy, a nobleman transformed by personal tragedy devotes his life to reforming the clergy and uplifting the poor. Amid famine, plague, and trials of so-called witches, Charles Borromeo’s extraordinary life unfolds as one of the most fascinating and controversial figures of the Counter-Reformation.