Layout of books of atti di nascita in volumes

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Layout of books of atti di nascita in volumes

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Buona Sera,
I am searching slowly through volumes in family search, and wonder why in one volume there are two parts.
First numbered in sequence then a second "Parte 2" usually all handwritten. Are these records different in any way? and are they included in the index?

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Parte 2 (Part 2) includes the births that occurred outside the Comune of residency. They are includd in the Index.
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proietto.JPG
thanks, can I also ask what "proietta" means, from what I can make of the writing I'm guessing these were children born to unmarried parents? This is not a relative, but I'm just trying to understand the system of numbering and what it means? Thanks :)
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It's an abandoned female child. If the word ends in "o," it's a male.
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poverina - so sad....thanks.

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