Humanist views on the study of poetry in the early Italian Renaissance†

David Robey

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†must here thank the Small Grants Research Fund in the Humanities (ugc) administered by the British Academy, as well as the Board of the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, Oxford, for genero...

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