PetrarchJ.B. Lippincott & Company, 1877 - 148 páginas |
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... afterwards stolen , but recovered under singular circumstances . It is not easy to discover what were Petrarch's means of subsistence . His father , a banished notary , was never rich , and seems to have left him nothing but a very ...
... afterwards stolen , but recovered under singular circumstances . It is not easy to discover what were Petrarch's means of subsistence . His father , a banished notary , was never rich , and seems to have left him nothing but a very ...
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... afterwards became Archbishop of Genoa . His scholars never forgot the obligations they owed to that venerable tutor , Convennole , who was afterwards relieved by Petrarch at the expense of Cicero's treatise ' De Gloriâ . ' : " You may ...
... afterwards became Archbishop of Genoa . His scholars never forgot the obligations they owed to that venerable tutor , Convennole , who was afterwards relieved by Petrarch at the expense of Cicero's treatise ' De Gloriâ . ' : " You may ...
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... afterwards it was still incomplete ; fifteen years afterwards he still spoke of it as " unripe fruit ; " and in his lifetime it was not published at all . It therefore contributed nothing to his reputation while alive , and it has ...
... afterwards it was still incomplete ; fifteen years afterwards he still spoke of it as " unripe fruit ; " and in his lifetime it was not published at all . It therefore contributed nothing to his reputation while alive , and it has ...
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