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Petrarch, the First Modern Scholar and Man of Letters

Note 25 — JAMES HARVEY ROBINSON (continued 3)

James Harvey Robinson translation

Quod in vulgari eloquio, quam in carminibus aut prosa clarior atque altior assurgit. The literal form is retained in the rendering above, as Petrarch's very language is significant of his contempt for the Italian. Prose and verse could only be Latin.

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