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E. Walser, Poggius Florentinus Leben und Werke - Poggius Florentinus Leben und Werke. By E. Walser. Pp. 1–567. Leipzig: Teubner, 1914.
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page 246 note 1 His results appear in Central Blatt f. Bibliothekswesen, xxx. (1913), pp. 289–331, 443–463.Google Scholar
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page 247 note 1 P. 544.
page 247 note 2 P. 554.
page 248 note 1 P. 309. Cf. p. 323.
page 248 note 2 Pp. 274, 531.
page 248 note 3 P. 522.
page 248 note 4 Vespasiano, Vite, p. 42 (uno prete da suonare campane).
page 248 note 5 P. 327.
page 248 note 6 P. 333.
page 248 note 7 P. 337.
page 248 note 1 Pp. 359–370.
page 248 note 2 Pp. 417–427.
page 249 note 1 P. 58.
page 249 note 2 P. 102. This document recently came to light. It is contained in a MS. containing philosophical works of Cicero described by De Marinis in MSS. incunables et livres rares No. XII. 1913 (Florence). The MS. was acquired by Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan. Cf. Woch.f. Kl. Philol., 1913, p. 701.
page 249 note 3 Cl. R. xx. (1906), p. 226.
page 249 note 1 P. 54. Cf. Cl. R. x. (1896), p. 302.
page 249 note 2 Cl. R. xxvi. (1912), p. 263, xxvii. (1913), p. 38.
page 249 note 3 It is unfortunate that in Ehrle and Liebaert's Specimina Codd. Latinorum, a leaf from Vat. 3331 is given as an example of Poggio's hand. The date (1453) makes this impossible. Cf. Cl. R. xiii. (1899), p. 120. Walser doubts whether it or the companion MS. Vat. 3330 were even libri Poggii (p. 107).
page 249 note 4 Wiederbelebung des classischen Alterthums, i. p. 327 (ed. 3).
page 250 note 1 P. 6.
page 250 note 2 P. 1.
page 250 note 3 In the tax-collector's register for 1373, he is described as spetiale (p. 326). This is a new discovery. He was previously supposed to be a notary. Shortly afterwards Guccio became bankrupt and went to Arezzo, colla donna e tre fanciulli (p. 327).
page 250 note 4 P. 331.
page 250 note 5 Pp. 353, 382.
page 250 note 6 P. 360.
page 250 note 7 P. 407.
page 250 note 1 Cl. R., xxv. (1911), pp. 150–1.
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