Giorgione
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It has been usual hitherto in historical investigations to callin question the assertions of a man about his own life only whenthoroughly weighty reasons justified such a course. Is the evidence of aDolce and of a Vasari so free from all objection that it outweighsTitian's personal statement? Before answering this question it should bepointed out that we possess two further statements of contemporarywriters on the subject of Titian's age, statements which have escapedthe notice of Mr. Cook. One... is to be found in a letter from the SpanishConsul in Venice, Thomas de Cornoga, to Philip II. , dated 8th December1567 (published in the very important work by Zarco del Valle[165]). After informing the king of Titian's usual requests on the subject ofhis pension, and so on, he continues: "y con los 85 annos de su edadservira
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been usual hitherto in historical investigations to callin question the assertions of a man about his own life only whenthoroughly weighty reasons justified such a course. Is the evidence of aDolce and of a Vasari so free from all objection that it outweighsTitian's personal statement? Before answering this question it should bepointed out that we possess two further statements of contemporarywriters on the subject of Titian's age, statements which have escapedthe notice of Mr. Cook. One... is to be found in a letter from the SpanishConsul in Venice, Thomas de Cornoga, to Philip II. , dated 8th December1567 (published in the very important work by Zarco del Valle[165]). After informing the king of Titian's usual requests on the subject ofhis pension, and so on, he continues: "y con los 85 annos de su edadservira
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