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9781440060649: Three Books of Polydore Vergil's English History (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Exploring Polydore Vergil’s English History in a concise guide

This edition presents a translateable portion of the Preface and surrounding material, offering a window into Polydore Vergil’s early work and his path to writing England’s history. This volume frames Polydore Vergil as a scholar who shaped early English historical writing. It connects his literary beginnings with later versions and translations, and it situates his career within the English court and papal service.

  • Learn how Polydore’s first works gained fame and how debates with Erasmus influenced his path.
  • See how his career moved from Rome to the English court and what roles he held.
  • Understand the publication history of his works, including translations and abridgments.
  • Discover the context of early 16th-century scholarship and its ties to patrons and power.
Ideal for readers of Tudor England, early modern scholarship, and anyone curious about the roots of English historiography.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

PoLYD oRE VERGIL, otherwise named de Castello, was a native of Urbino in I taly; born in the latter half of the fifteenth century, and educated in the University of Bologna. Of his family we know but little. Burton, who wrote the History of Leicestershire, says his fatherâs name was George Vergil ;he himself tells us that Antony Vergil, his great-grandfather, taught philosophy at Paris; and he had a younger brother whom he mentions with affection, John Matthew Vergil, a professor of Philosophy at Paviagf who died at a premature age. He had also a See Burtonâs MS. as quoted in Nicholsâs Hist. of Leicestershire, vol. iii. pt. i. p. 538. - â? Habes enim (prout probe scis) A ntonium Vergilium proavum nostrum A rchetypon, qui medicaa etiam rei ac astrologiae peritissimus olim apud Gallos, in Lutetia Parisiorum, philosophiam docuit, quam tu Patavii in praesenti publice proteris. â? Non est infima utique laus, duos ex Vergiliana familia viros in duobus totius orbis praecipuis gyrnnasiis, haud longo temporis intervallo, professores bonarum disciplinarum non absque nominis gloria publicitus extitisse.
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