This paper investigates the role that medical sources play within Francesco Filelfo\u2019s epistolary collection, by focusing, in particular, on the letter V 1, sent to Catone Sacco, whose text is provided in Appendix. The in-depth historical and cultural analysis carried out, allows us to acquire important elements on the environment the epistle is referred to (specifically: the University of Pavia in mid Quattrocento); the detailed identification of precise quotations from Plutarch\u2019 Quaestiones convivales and from Aristotle\u2019s Problemata, makes it possible, for the first time, to recognize in the recovery of that classical tradition (answers per quaesita), a turning point in the tradition of Renaissance epistolography, to which F...
The Italian humanist Francesco Filelfo (1398-1481) added a conspicuous amount of marginal notes both...
In the early 1440’s, when already firmly established at the court of Filippo Maria Visconti in Milan...
Filelfo was not a systematic philosopher, yet his works are an apt illustration of the ways in which...
This paper investigates the role that medical sources play within Francesco Filelfo’s epistolary col...
This paper investigates the role that medical sources play in Francesco Filelfo’s epistolary collect...
The numerous Latin and Greek letters written by the prolific Italian humanist Francesco Filelfo (139...
The aim of this paper is to find and to analyse the references to and the presence of Petrarch’s wor...
This article first presents a codicological and paleographical analysis of the Bibliotheca Medicea L...
The last comprehensive biography on Francesco Filelfo was written well over one hundred and fifty ye...
This is a broad survey of the Virgilian echoes in Filelfo’s Latin letters, which are divided into pa...
Il saggio, di grande portata innovativa, illustra un’ampia e articolata ricerca sulla presenza, l’ut...
In a letter to his friend Marco Aurelio (30 January 1477) Francesco Filelfo (Tolentino 1398 – Floren...
The paper focuses on the reception of the Bible by one of the most important italian humanists, Fran...
In his seminal article about “La fortuna del Filelfo nei Paesi Bassi”, Jozef IJsewijn addressed the ...
Solís, José. - La primera Hecatóstica de Filelfo : (Ms. Laur. Acq. Don. 323 f. 74v). Maia 1994 46 : ...
The Italian humanist Francesco Filelfo (1398-1481) added a conspicuous amount of marginal notes both...
In the early 1440’s, when already firmly established at the court of Filippo Maria Visconti in Milan...
Filelfo was not a systematic philosopher, yet his works are an apt illustration of the ways in which...
This paper investigates the role that medical sources play within Francesco Filelfo’s epistolary col...
This paper investigates the role that medical sources play in Francesco Filelfo’s epistolary collect...
The numerous Latin and Greek letters written by the prolific Italian humanist Francesco Filelfo (139...
The aim of this paper is to find and to analyse the references to and the presence of Petrarch’s wor...
This article first presents a codicological and paleographical analysis of the Bibliotheca Medicea L...
The last comprehensive biography on Francesco Filelfo was written well over one hundred and fifty ye...
This is a broad survey of the Virgilian echoes in Filelfo’s Latin letters, which are divided into pa...
Il saggio, di grande portata innovativa, illustra un’ampia e articolata ricerca sulla presenza, l’ut...
In a letter to his friend Marco Aurelio (30 January 1477) Francesco Filelfo (Tolentino 1398 – Floren...
The paper focuses on the reception of the Bible by one of the most important italian humanists, Fran...
In his seminal article about “La fortuna del Filelfo nei Paesi Bassi”, Jozef IJsewijn addressed the ...
Solís, José. - La primera Hecatóstica de Filelfo : (Ms. Laur. Acq. Don. 323 f. 74v). Maia 1994 46 : ...
The Italian humanist Francesco Filelfo (1398-1481) added a conspicuous amount of marginal notes both...
In the early 1440’s, when already firmly established at the court of Filippo Maria Visconti in Milan...
Filelfo was not a systematic philosopher, yet his works are an apt illustration of the ways in which...