Lettera Di Poggio Bracciolini 1380 1459 A Guarino Veronese

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Gian Francesco di Poggio Bracciolini was born in 1380 as Poggio di Guccio, in Terranuova in the upper Arno valley; in life he became known as Poggius Florentinus, after his death as Poggio Bracciolini. His father was a pharmacist; his mother, the daughter of a notary.

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