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Monte Puloiano, Angiolo de' Ambrosini Da
1910 New Catholic Dictionary
Also known as Angiolo de' Ambrosini da Monte Puloiano. Born 1454; died 1494. Noted professor of Greek and Latin literature, but was rather a master and interpreter of the ancient spirit than a philologist. Among his translations are Plato's Charmides, Plutarch's Eroticus, five books of the Iliad, etc.; his most important philological work, Miscellanea (1489), is a collection of essays on various scholarly subjects.
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Entry for 'Monte Puloiano, Angiolo de' Ambrosini Da'. 1910 New Catholic Dictionary. https://www.studylight.org/​dictionaries/​eng/​ncd/​m/monte-puloiano-angiolo-de-ambrosini-da.html. 1910.