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work_j6bb3dhd7fdphpdl3we6mi7eg4	Andrea Rizzi	Latin and Vernacular in Quattrocento Florence and Beyond: An Introduction	2013	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6163	709	68	refashioning classical Latin into a powerful cultural and political tool.1 All contributions take a close look at what quattrocento authors, translators, and speakers say about their choices to perform their texts in Latin or vernacular and how Florence and Venice to Latin and the vernacular, exploring the place these languages occupied in the literary and social spaces of the fifteenth century as well as As a result, the study of prefaces and similar paratextual material presents scholars with compelling evidence of how quattrocento authors and translators engaged with Latin and vernacular texts and audiences. The relationship between the vernacular languages and Latin was debated ardently by early quattrocento humanists such as Biondo Flavio, Leonardo Bruni, These different humanistic views of the nature and function of Latin and the vernacular of early Renaissance Florence have been closely discussed and analyzed	./cache/work_j6bb3dhd7fdphpdl3we6mi7eg4.pdf	./txt/work_j6bb3dhd7fdphpdl3we6mi7eg4.txt