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September 1494),
commonly known as
Angelo Poliziano (Italian: [ˈandʒelo politˈtsjaːno]) or
simply Poliziano,
anglicized as Politian, was an
Italian classical...
- with only a
minor wound to the neck,
having been
defended by the poet
Poliziano and the
banker Francesco Nori, the
latter of whom was
killed in the attack...
- Ovid and, less certainly, Lucretius, and may also
allude to a poem by
Poliziano, the
Medici house poet who may have
helped Botticelli devise the composition...
- The
Licei Linguistico e
Pedagogico is a
languages school,
located in Montepulciano,
Province of Siena, Tuscany, Italy. Its
history goes back to the Scuole...
- for the painting, with its
learned allusions, with an
advisor such as
Poliziano, the
Medici house poet and
Renaissance Humanist scholar. The
exact date...
- Blackwell. p. 397. van Dam, Harm-Jan (2008). "Wandering
Woods Again: From
Poliziano to Grotius". The
Poetry of Statius. Brill. pp. 45ff.
Albrecht (1997),...
- Saint, was born here in the
neighbourhood of
Montepulciano 1268.
Angelo Poliziano:
Florentine Renaissance classical scholar and poet born in Montepulciano...
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Bloomsbury Publishing. p. 29. ISBN 978-1-4742-6053-4. For good measure,
Poliziano throws in a
unique example of a
compromise view,
reporting that the Roman...
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University of Ferrara.
During a
brief trip to Florence, he met
Angelo Poliziano, the
courtly poet
Girolamo Benivieni, and
probably the
young Dominican...
-
humanist Poliziano. In it
Poliziano pairs the
goddesses of
Revenge and Fate—Nemesis and Fortuna—to
introduce the
works of Virgil.
Poliziano collected...
