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Vita di Guarino Veronese

By Remigio Sabbadini
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History - Early Modern (c. 1450-1750)

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This biography, based principally on the subject's unpublished correspondence, reconstructs his upbringing, classical and rhetorical formation, and long teaching career across major Italian learning centers. It interweaves personal biography with thematic chapters on pedagogy, editorial work, intellectual networks, and the correspondences that illuminate cultural exchanges of the period, following successive phases of study, travel, and extended service at prominent courts and schools. The author adopts a readable, largely objective narrative that limits scholarly apparatus in order to present the subject's life and influence through his letters.

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Remigio Sabbadini

Remigio Sabbadini was an Italian scholar and writer, recognized for his contributions to the study of Renaissance humanism. He is best known for his work "Vita di Guarino Veronese," which explores the life and influence of the prominent humanist Guarino da Verona. Sabbadini's writings reflect a deep engagement with the cultural and intellectual currents of his time, emphasizing the importance of classical education and the revival of ancient texts. His scholarship has contributed to the understanding of the Renaissance period and its key figures.

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