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30 de mar. de 2021 · Imprint from colophon, which reads in full: Fine del Comento di Christophoro Landino fiorentino sopra la Comedia di Danthe poeta excellentissimo. Et impresso in Bressa per Boninum de Boninis di Raguxi a di ultimo di mazo .M.CCCC.LXXXVII. Text interspersed with commentary.
'Cristoforo Landino. His Works and Thought.' Medieval and Renaissance Authors and Texts, 21. Leiden: Brill, 2018 | Massimiliano Lorenzon - Academia.edu. Download Free PDF. Bruce McNair. 'Cristoforo Landino. His Works and Thought.' Medieval and Renaissance Authors and Texts, 21. Leiden: Brill, 2018. Massimiliano Lorenzon. 2019. See Full PDF.
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interest in Cristoforo Landino, poet, teacher, commentator, public figure in Florence of the latter Quattrocento, and author of a major work, the Disputationes Camaldulenses. There have been critical edi tions, translations, biographical and historical studies. This is all to the good, for Landino has been, I suspect, one of the many captives
Cristoforo Landino's First Lectures on Dante*. by ARTHUR FIELD. L ike many humanists of the late fifteenth century, Cristoforo Landino (I425-I498) came to consider himself not only a rhet- orician but a speculative philosopher as well. Like many of these same humanists, Landino would not allow himself to peddle the merely fashionable: he ...
26 de nov. de 2018 · BRILL, Nov 26, 2018 - History - 236 pages. In Cristoforo Landino: His Works and Thought Bruce McNair examines the writings, lectures and orations of Landino (1424-98), Renaissance Florence’s...
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Cristoforo Landino (8 de febrero de 1425-24 de septiembre de 1498) fue un humanista florentino. Maestro de Lorenzo de Médici y miembro de la Academia Platónica florentina, donde entabló amistad con Marsilio Ficino. Escribió un comentario sobre la Divina comedia, tratados de filosofía y unas importantes epístolas.
Medieval and Renaissance Authors and Texts, Volume: 21. Author: Bruce McNair. In Cristoforo Landino: His Works and Thought Bruce McNair examines the writings, lectures and orations of Landino (1424-98), Renaissance Florence’s famous teacher of poetry and rhetoric.
