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- Sicco Polenton (Italian pronunciation: [ˈsikko polenˈtɔn; -ton]; 1375–1447) was an Italian jurist, Neo-Latin author, and Renaissance humanist. His last...
- Galileo Galilei 37 Alessandro Orsato 38 Alteniero degli Azzoni 39 Sicco Polenton 40 Antonio Zacco 41 Cesare Piovene 42 Maffeo Memmo 43 Andrea Navagero 44...
- the preparation for a magical rite where a duck would be served: Sicco Polenton, Renaissance poet from Padua Teofilo Folengo, Italian author of macaronic...
- illustribus latinae linguae ["On Famous Writers of the Latin Language"] of Sicco Polenton, and it became the standard account of Virgil's life up until the 18th...
- Romanorum and De honesta voluptate et valetudine Food and health Sicco Polenton 1375–1447 Melchior de Polignac 1661–1742 Angelo Poliziano Angelus Politi****...
- in 1435. An early influence was Gasparino Barzizza at Padua, and Sicco Polenton, another pupil there, became a friend. Biglia in Florence met the humanist...
- 1964:439. Too recently to have been included in the inclusive list of Sicco Polenton, a Paduan humanist, completed in 1437, according to Dorothy M. Robathan...
- Amores and Heroides. In the fifteenth century, on the other hand, Sicco Polenton argued that they were early works. Until the thirteenth century, few m****cripts...
- what is intended by the De puellis ****igned spuriously to Ovid by Sicco Polenton in Scriptorum illustrium latinae linguae (c. 1430). Another Liber puellarum...
- Retrieved 2024-01-16. Robathan, Dorothy Mae (1929). The Sources of Sicco Polenton's Scriptorum Illustrium Libri. University of Chicago, Department of classical...