
Francesco Petrarca
Francesco Petrarca, known as Petrarch, was an Italian scholar, poet, and humanist in the 14th century, often considered one of the earliest figures of the Italian Renaissance. His love sonnets, particularly those dedicated to his muse Laura, have influenced countless poets and writers. Recently, he was in the news as the Italian Parliament commemorated the 650th anniversary of his death, contrasting with the rejection of celebrations for Giovanni Boccaccio.
Not in the pool (under ¢1).
Recent news mentions
Francesco Petrarca is mentioned for providing a testimony in his work regarding the term 'signorile'.
«Signorili», la parola Apegramma di oggi: i modi e gli ambienti di un tempo ormai scomparso | GiochiFrancesco Petrarca defined the Torre dei Conti as 'unique in the world'.
La storia della Torre dei Conti di Roma: da Petrarca a Galileo, fino agli «arditi» di Mussolini, tra leggende e curiositàFrancesco Petrarca was an Italian poet.
Efemérides del 20 de julio: ¿Qué pasó en el mundo un día como hoy? | Luna | Apolo XI | Viking I | NASA | Marte | Estados Unidos | Últimas | MUNDOFrancesco Petrarca is quoted for expressing an insatiable desire for books.
una patología que incluye a Alberto Laiseca y también a Augusto PinochetFrancesco Petrarca is referenced as the inspiration for a serious game based on his work 'Secretum'.
Le Cinque Vie di Milano sul Metaverso: le strade percorse da Petrarca e Leonardo diventano un «serious game»Francesco Petrarca was celebrated in a conference for the 650th anniversary of his death, which occurred last year.
Opinioni | Petrarca sì, Boccaccio no: troppo boccaccesco





































