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Francesco Filelfo (Latin:
Franciscus Philelphus; 25 July 1398 – 31 July 1481) was an
Italian Renaissance humanist and
author of the
philosophic dialogue...
- is a 1440 work of
political philosophy by
Francesco Filelfo. The
overarching purpose of
Filelfo's dialogue is to
examine the
problem of
exile and ****ess...
- di ventura. Rome:
Netwon Compton. Robin, Diana, ed. (2009).
Francesco Filelfo: Odes.
Harvard University Press. Ross,
Charles (1997).
Edward IV. Yale...
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Diversas | Britannica". www.britannica.com.
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December 2021.
Filelfo &
Robin (2009), p. 370.
Gregorovius &
Hamilton (1900), p. 106. Scannell...
- Utopias. Vol. 78, MLA, 1963. pg. 492–500 Lang, S. “Sforzinda, Filarete, and
Filelfo”.
Journal of the
Warburg and
Courtauld Institutes 35, (1972): 391–397....
- Gian
Galeazzo Sforza (1476–1494).
Ascanio was a
student of
Francesco Filelfo, a
courtier of Duke
Francesco Sforza, who
introduced him to government...
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appeared in 1483 or 1484, the
Milanese Renaissance humanist Francesco Filelfo marked literal and
appropriate quotes with
oblique double dashes on the...
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could not bear the
slightest contradiction; his
quarrels with
Francesco Filelfo,
Guarino da
Verona and
especially with
Traversari created a
great sensation...
- the Elder, he was
probably born in Florence. He was a
pupil of
Francesco Filelfo at the
University of
Bologna in 1428. He
wrote a
scurrilous deadpan satiric...
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Domenichino nella Chiesa di S.
Andrea della Valle in Roma (Tolentino: F.
Filelfo 1905). Lucentini, M. (31
December 2012). The Rome Guide: Step by Step through...
