Die Erfindung des Menschen: Die Autobiographik des frühneuzeitlichen Humanismus von Petrarca bis LipsiusBy Karl A. E. EnenkelPublished by Walter de Gruyter, 2008ISBN 3110193523, 9783110193527
opus vere eua[n]gelicum, sub fidei, spei & charitatis titulis in septem libros partitum, Accessit Hvic, propter idem ferè argumentu[m] Meginhardi viri ... doctiss. ad dominu[m] Guntheru[m], de fide, varietate symboli, & ipso symbolo Apostolico, & peste multarum h[a]eresum ... libellus, nunc recens excusus, Coloniae, 1532 [VD16 M 1297]
Carmen singulare Macarii Mutii in Poeti d'Italia editum. Incipit: Mars loquitur. Herculis ob varios celestis turba labores / Iam mihi praeposuit maxima facta Iovis; / At nunc me tantum celebrat, Federice fili, / Et merito, quoniam tu quoque monstra domas, / Et premis iniustos mittens ad sidera mites, / Musarum decus es, bellica palma tua.
FLAMINIO, Marcantonio. - Nacque nel 1498 a Serravalle (ora, insieme con Ceneda, forma Vittorio Veneto), da Giovanni Antonio e dalla nobildonna serravallese Veturia, della quale non conosciamo il casato.
Jason Harris, Keith Sidwell, eds. Making Ireland Roman: Irish Neo-Latin Writers and the Republic of Letters. Cork: Cork University Press, 2009. Reviewed by Valerie McGowan-Doyle (LCCC/Kent State University)
Published on H-Albion (June, 2010)
Commissioned by Brendan Kane
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