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• Petrarch
  ...embered primarily for his poems dedicated to his unidentified muse, Laura, Petrarch was arguably the individual most responsible for the revival of ancient lea ...Arezzo, Incisa, Pisa, and Genoa before finally settling down in Avignon. Petrarch spent seven years studying law, first at the University of Montpellier and
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• Talk:Petrarch
  ...rca. Petrarch is an Anglicization; alone it is common usage but Francesco Petrarch is historically incorrect. --{{unsigned|Theodore Beale}} Don't hesitate to move the article back to [[Francesco Petrarch]]; maybe that's right, I don't claim to know much about him. It's just tha
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• Francesco Petrarch
  #REDIRECT [[Petrarch]]
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• Template:Petrarch/Metadata
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• Petrarch/Approval
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• Petrarch/Definition
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• Petrarch/Related Articles
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• Talk:Petrarch
  ...rca. Petrarch is an Anglicization; alone it is common usage but Francesco Petrarch is historically incorrect. --{{unsigned|Theodore Beale}} Don't hesitate to move the article back to [[Francesco Petrarch]]; maybe that's right, I don't claim to know much about him. It's just tha
  890 bytes (135 words) - 14:55, 12 November 2007
• Francesco Petrarch
  #REDIRECT [[Petrarch]]
  22 bytes (2 words) - 19:27, 1 November 2007
• Template:Petrarch/Metadata
  | pagename = Petrarch | abc = Petrarch
  615 bytes (52 words) - 06:07, 15 March 2024
• CZ:Core Articles/Literature
  {{rpl|Francesco Petrarch}}
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• Sonnet
  As standardised by [[Petrarch]], the sonnet had 14 lines, of 11 syllables each. The first eight lines rh :Of this small lute gave ease to Petrarch's wound;
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• CZ:Literature Workgroup/Medieval literature
  {{rpl|Petrarch}}
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• Petrarch
  ...embered primarily for his poems dedicated to his unidentified muse, Laura, Petrarch was arguably the individual most responsible for the revival of ancient lea ...Arezzo, Incisa, Pisa, and Genoa before finally settling down in Avignon. Petrarch spent seven years studying law, first at the University of Montpellier and
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• House of Spinola/Related Articles
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• Classics/Related Articles
  {{r|Petrarch}}
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• Renaissance/Related Articles
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• Humanism
  ...gins of the humanism of the renaissance are particularly associated with [[Petrarch]], his revolt against [[scholasticism]] and its limitations, and his seekin
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• Umberto Eco
  ...of Turin and studied law, but like another Italian humanist before him, [[Petrarch]], Eco abandoned the law and graduated with a doctorate of philosophy in 19
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• Hans Baron/Bibliography
  From Petrarch to Bruni; studies in humanistic and political literature (Chicago: 1968). Petrarch’s Secretum: its making and its meaning (Cambridge, Mass.: Medieval Academ
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• Periodization of the Middle Ages
  ...one example, two of the central figures in the [[Italian Renaissance]], [[Petrarch]] and [[Giovanni Boccaccio]], are also two important primary sources in ana
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• Middle Ages
  ...one example, two of the central figures in the [[Italian Renaissance]], [[Petrarch]] and [[Giovanni Boccaccio]], are also two important primary sources in ana
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• Talk:Renaissance
  ...nd philosophical works, mostly translated from Arabic. Maybe that inspired Petrarch & Co to do the same for literature. And even the literary Renaissance start
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• CZ:Literature Workgroup
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• Positivist calendar
  <tr><th>Lundi<th>22<td>[[St. Francis Xavier]]<td>[[St. Clothilda]]<td>[[Petrarch]]<td>[[Bernard de Palissy]]
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• User:Subpagination Bot/Task 1/Log 4
  ...ter]], [[Video game]], [[Pet]], [[Peter A. Sturrock]], [[Pete Sampras]], [[Petrarch]], [[Phage ecology]], [[Phenomenon (Kant's philosophy)]], [[Philia (Aristot
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• Prague
  ...ble to summon a wide variety of artists and thinkers to Prague, among them Petrarch. Notably, he promoted the Czech language as the official language alongside
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