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Lorenzo de' Medici, the Magnificent (vol. 1 of 2)

Note 328 — Chapter I

Robert Harrison translation

The students were then placed on an equal footing with the burghers by law, ‘tractentur ut cives populares.’ See Gaye, l. c. i. 461; Prezziner, Storia del Pubblico Studio di Firenze, Flor. 1810, i. 3; Fabroni, Historia Academiæ Pisanæ, i. 46.

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