Renaissance in Italy, Volume 2 (of 7) / The Revival of Learning

by John Addington Symonds

[156] See above, pp. [77], [80].

[157] See Vespasiano, p. 436.

[158] See [Vol. I., Age of Despots], pp. 216-218.

[159] These last were then thought genuine.

[160] Vespasiano, p. 436.

[161] Ibid. Vita di Manetti, p. 452. Manetti was himself a prior at this time.

[162] Vita di Carlo d'Arezzo, p. 440.

[163] See Tiraboschi, tom. vi. p. 1094.

[164] See Vespasiano, p. 500. Tiraboschi, vol. vi. p. 678. [App. iii. to vol. v. of this work].

[165] The sources for Manetti's Life are Vespasiano and an anonymous Latin biography in Muratori. Besides the small Life of Vespasiano in his Vite d'Uomini Illustri, I have had recourse to his Comentario della Vita di Gianozo Manetti, Turin, 1862.