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Antonio Urceo,
called Codro (Antonius
Urceus Codrus, 1446, Rubiera–1500, Bologna) was an
Italian humanist who
taught grammar and
eloquence in Bologna...
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Among others, he
studied the
archives of Bologna, and the life of
Antonio Urceo (Antonius Urceus),
called Codro (1446–1500), who had
taught Gr**** to Nicolaus...
- the humanities—probably
attending lectures by
Filippo Beroaldo,
Antonio Urceo,
called Codro,
Giovanni Garzoni, and
Alessandro Achillini—and to studying...
- play, with
somewhat varying results (one
version was
produced by
Antonio Urceo in the late 15th century,
another by
Martinus Dorpius in the
early 16th...
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utterly baseless. On the
other hand,
Carlo Malagola, in his
admirable work on
Urceo Codro showed that "Niccolo
Kopperlingk di Thorn" had
registered as a law...
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teacher of
Latin grammar in Modena,
where among his
pupils was
Antonio Urceo (il
Codro da Rubiera). By 1466, he was a
teacher in Ferrara.
After the death...
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novice in Bologna. Later, he
became friends with
humanists like
Antonio Urceo and
Julius Pomponius Laetus. He
received his
degree in
medicine in 1466...
- On Vanity, is a serio-comic
praelectio very much
influenced by
Antonio Urceo Codro,
Pietro Crinito and Erasmus; the
Ptolemaeus or What is the Prince's...
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included a
bronze perforated cylinder, a lead
pyramidal weight, a
terracotta urceo (a jug
often used for garum) a jar
without handles, a lamp with a fragmented...
