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Angelo Poliziano (1454–1494)

Author of Silvae (The I Tatti Renaissance Library)

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About the Author

Born Angelo Ambrogini in Tuscany, he was called Poliziano or Politian after the Latin name of his birthplace. At the Medicean court, Lorenzo the Magnificent was his friend and patron, and Luigi Pulci and Pico della Mirandola were close companions. His important works in the vernacular are La favola show more di Orfeo (The Fable of Orpheus) (1480), completed in two days, which ranks as the first Italian secular drama, and the Stanze (1475--78), written in celebration of a courtly tournament, with brilliant scenes of people and events. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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Works by Angelo Poliziano

Poesie italiane (1976) 35 copies
Stanze-Orfeo-Rime (1992) 23 copies
Tutte le poesie italiane (1952) 12 copies
Rime (1990) — Author — 11 copies
Sylva in scabiem (1989) 4 copies
Poesie latine (1976) — Author — 3 copies
Due poemetti latini (2003) 2 copies
Poesie (2006) 2 copies
I detti piacevoli (1985) 2 copies
Lettere volgari (2016) 2 copies
Angelo Poliziano [poesia] 1 copy, 1 review
Latini (2007) 1 copy
L'Orfeo del Poliziano — Author — 1 copy
Les silves (1987) 1 copy
Poesia 1 copy
Lamia 1 copy

Associated Works

The Portable Renaissance Reader (1953) — Contributor — 578 copies, 2 reviews
World Poetry: An Anthology of Verse from Antiquity to Our Time (1998) — Contributor — 499 copies, 2 reviews
The Penguin Book of Homosexual Verse (1983) — Contributor — 256 copies, 3 reviews
The Columbia Anthology of Gay Literature (1998) — Contributor — 171 copies
Oxford Readings in Catullus (2007) — Contributor — 21 copies

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Canonical name
Poliziano, Angelo
Legal name
Poliziano, Angelo
Other names
Politian
Ambrogini, Angelo
Politien, Ange
Birthdate
1454-07-14
Date of death
1494-09-24
Gender
male
Occupations
scholar
poet
Nationality
Italy
Birthplace
Montepulciano, Tuscany
Places of residence
Montepulciano, Tuscany
Florence, Tuscany
Place of death
Florence, Tuscany
Burial location
San Marco, Florence
Associated Place (for map)
Tuscany

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2 reviews
22 cm.On half-title page: Das bel Llibretto des Padre Stradino.From a manuscript belonging to Stradino (pseud. of Giovanni Mazzuoli), afterwards in the possession of Ludovico Domenichi, who published parts of it as Facetie et motti arguti, Florence, 1548. Authorship of portion here published ascribed by editor to Poliziano.
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