Dello Scherno Degli Dei, Poema Piaceuole Del Sig. F. Bracciolini, Con La Filide Ciuettina, E Col' Batino Dell'istesso Autore. Nuouamente Ristampato, E [Italian]

Dello Scherno Degli Dei is a humorous poem by Francesco Bracciolini, newly reprinted and corrected. This edition also includes "La Filide Ciuettina" and "Batino," works by the same author. Bracciolini's poem offers a playful and satirical take on classical themes, showcasing his wit and skill in crafting engaging verse. This collection provides readers with a glimpse into the literary landscape of 17th-century Italy, where poets like Bracciolini blended classical influences with contemporary humor. The inclusion of multiple works allows for a comprehensive exploration of Bracciolini's style and thematic concerns. This edition is a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of Italian literature and those interested in the intersection of humor and poetry.

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