Talk:Coluccio Salutati

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A Few Extras[edit]

I added some materials on Salutati's contributions to politics. I was surprised the quote about a Salutati letter being worth a troop of horsemen wasn't on there to start with.

There was also a correction that was needed. Chrysoloras did not learn from Salutati, instead Salutati brought the Byzantine emigre to Florence to teach Greek. Its actually a very interesting situation. Most of the next generation of great humanists were in that class: Poggio, Bruni, Vergerio...

I tried my best on the references. This is the first time I'm putting in footnotes to texts. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Factchk (talk • contribs) 05:55, 27 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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