[355] L. Mehus, l. c. p. 18; Poggio, Opera, p. 278.
[356] Epist. I. iii. 29 (in Tonelli’s edit. i. 269).
[357] Idem., iv. 16, 17 (i. 333, 339).
[358] Shepherd, l. c. i. 155, 222.
[359] Tiraboschi, Stor. lett. vi. 1 (vol. vii.), p. 263. A. Peruzzi, in Hercolani’s Biografie d’illustri Piceni, i. 27, very superficial. L. Mehus’ edition of Kyriaci Anconitani Itinerarium, Flor. 1742, is insufficient; information about him has been carefully collected in the preface and in Traversari’s life. For the opinion of Alberto degli Alberti respecting the state of Rome in Pope Eugenius IV.’s time in a letter to Giovanni de’ Medici, Cosimo’s son, see Fabroni, 1. c. ii. 165.
[360] Vespasiano da Bisticci, 1. c. p. 511; G. Cantalamessa, Hercolani, i. 117 seq.
[361] G. Voigt, Die Wiederbelebung des classischen Alterthums, p. 361.
[362] Mehus, 1. c. ii. 335.
[363] Apostolo Zeno, 1. c. i. 318; Fabroni, 1. c. i. 136, ii. 223.
[364] Histor. de var. Fort. p.92; Traversari, Epist. v. 10 (ii. 245).