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Maffeo Vegio (Latin:
Maphaeus Vegius) (1407–1458) was an
Italian poet who
wrote in Latin; he is
regarded by many as the
finest Latin poet of the fifteenth...
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Roman race led some writers, such as the 15th-century
Italian poet
Maffeo Vegio (through his
Thirteenth Book of the
Aeneid widely printed in the Renaissance)...
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believed to be
sacred to Apollo. Humanists, such as Biondo,
Vegio, and Albertini,
refer to the ancient-sun god of the Vatican. Statius, Thalia...
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Archive (SPC) MSS BH 100 COCH
Volume of
works by
Nicole Oresme,
Maffeo Vegio, and Jord**** von Osnabrück at
OPenn Kirschner,
Stefan (2021). "Nicole Oresme"...
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Cyriac of Ancona, ed. and trans.
Edward W. Bodnar, 2004
Short Epics,
Maffeo Vegio, ed. and trans.
James Hankins and
Michael C.J. Putnam, 2004 Silvae, Angelo...
- (1562–1635, Spain, d/p/f)
Attila Végh (born 1962, Hungary, p/nf)
Maffeo Vegio (1407–1458, Italy, p/nf)
Manuel Veiga (born 1948, Cape Verde, nf) Arqueles...
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bishop Claudio Veggio (born c. 1510),
Italian Renaissance composer Maffeo Vegio (1407-1458),
Italian Poet who
wrote in
Latin This page
lists people with...
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which he died, by
Barnaba of Siena; the
other by the
humanist Maffeo Vegio.
Another important contemporary biographical source is that
written by the...
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Italian travelling merchant and
uncle of the
explorer Marco Polo
Maffeo Vegio (1407–1458),
Italian poet who
wrote in
Latin Maffeo Verona (1576–1618),...
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playwright Attila Végh (born 1962),
Hungarian poet and
philosopher Maffeo Vegio (Latin:
Maphaeus Vegius) (1407–1458),
Italian poet in
Latin Vemana (aka...
