Leonardi Aretini Historiarum Florentinarum libri XII [Latin]

Leonardi Aretini Historiarum Florentinarum libri XII is a historical work by Leonardo Bruni (Leonardo Aretino), a prominent humanist and historian of the Italian Renaissance. This edition includes twelve books on the history of Florence, along with commentaries on events in Italy and matters concerning Greece during Bruni's time. Bruni's work is notable for its humanist approach to history, emphasizing classical sources and a focus on human actions and motivations. It offers valuable insights into the political, social, and cultural landscape of Florence and Italy during the Renaissance, making it an important resource for scholars and anyone interested in this transformative period in European history.

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