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The Civilisation of the Renaissance in Italy

Note 482 — Chapter IV · HUMANISM IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY.

S. G. C. (Samuel George Chetwynd) Middlemore translation

Matt. Villani, v. 26. There was a solemn procession on horseback round the city, when the followers of the Emperor, his ‘baroni,’ accompanied the poet. Boccaccio, l. c. Petrarch: Invectivæ contra Med. Præf. See also Epp. Fam. Volgarizzate da Fracassetti, iii. 128. For the speech of Zanobi at the coronation, Friedjung, l. c. 308 sqq. Fazio degli Uberti was also crowned, but it is not known where or by whom.

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