Florence volume 1
Florence volume 1
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, Nicholas V. Continued to treat him with affection, and made him Bishop of Fiesole in 1450.
Some writers have attributed this handsome mon- ument, which is such a credit to the church within which it is erected, to the first of the Salutati, but works of art possess the double merit of being beau- tiful in themselves and of becoming, in course of time, historical documents. The monument in question is signed and dated, so that there can be no question as to its having been carved by Mino.
FRAN...CO SACCHETTL (1335-1410. ) Racy, and at times rather loose in his stories, Sacchetti is not gifted with the same inventive powers 176 FLORENCE.
as Boccaccio, and he is more the reflex of others than a type by himself. But he has plenty of spirit, and it is evident that he shares with his readers the amusement which he is trying to make them feel. His " Tales " possess a considerable amount of interest from the fact that Sacchetti, who was much mixed up in the course of contemporary events, introduced into his stories characters taken from real life, gather- ing up anecdotes still fresh about Dante, Giotto, and other men of note.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Nicholas V. Continued to treat him with affection, and made him Bishop of Fiesole in 1450.
Some writers have attributed this handsome mon- ument, which is such a credit to the church within which it is erected, to the first of the Salutati, but works of art possess the double merit of being beau- tiful in themselves and of becoming, in course of time, historical documents. The monument in question is signed and dated, so that there can be no question as to its having been carved by Mino.
FRAN...CO SACCHETTL (1335-1410. ) Racy, and at times rather loose in his stories, Sacchetti is not gifted with the same inventive powers 176 FLORENCE.
as Boccaccio, and he is more the reflex of others than a type by himself. But he has plenty of spirit, and it is evident that he shares with his readers the amusement which he is trying to make them feel. His " Tales " possess a considerable amount of interest from the fact that Sacchetti, who was much mixed up in the course of contemporary events, introduced into his stories characters taken from real life, gather- ing up anecdotes still fresh about Dante, Giotto, and other men of note.
What to read after Florence volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Yriarte to read onlineMoreLess
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