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Miscellanies, Volume 2

Angelo Poliziano

Edited and translated by Andrew R. Dyck

Alan Cottrell

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ISBN 9780674244962

Publication Date: 03/31/2020

432 pages

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Second Century of the Miscellanies [Angeli Politiani, Miscellaneorum Centuria Secunda]
- List of Chapters in the Second Century
- Text and Translation
Note on the Text and Translation
Notes to the Text
Notes to the Translation
Bibliography
General Index

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