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Shane Butler - associate editor Leah Whittington - associate editor Ornella Rossi - assistant editor Ariane Schwartz - assistant editor

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GREEK AND POETRY LATIN POETRY ANGELO POLIZIANO LUDOVICO ARIOSTO Edited and translated by Peter E. Knox Edited and translated by Dennis Looney Angelo Poliziano (1454–1494) was one of and D. Mark Possanza the great scholar-poets of the and Ludovico Ariosto (1474–1533), one of a leading figure in Florence during the Age of Italy’s greatest poets, was a leading figure of the Medici. His poetry, composed in a variety sixteenth-century Italian humanism. Ariosto’s of meters, includes epigrams, elegies, and verse Latin poems, translated into English for the first epistles, as well as translations of Hellenistic time in this volume, are remarkable for their Greek poets. Among the first Latin poets of erudition, technical virtuosity, and playfulness. the Renaissance to be inspired by Homer and This edition provides a new Latin text, the first the poems of Greek Anthology, to be based on a collation of the Poliziano’s verse ranges from love autograph manuscript and editio songs to funeral odes, from prayers princeps, and offers a unique insight to hymns, from invectives directed into the Latin formation of one of against his rivals to panegyrics the Renaissance’s foremost of his teachers, artists, fellow vernacular writers. humanists, and his great patron, itrl 84 2017 196 pp. Lorenzo de’ Medici, “il Magnifico.” 9780674977174 The present volume includes all of Poliziano’s Greek and Latin poetry COMMENTARIES (with the exception of the Silvae, Volume 3: Books V–VII itrl 14), all translated into English for the first time. PIUS II Edited by Margaret Meserve Available Spring 2018 itrl 86 2018 250 pp. The diaries of Pius II give us an 9780674984578 intimate glimpse of the life and thought of one of the greatest of the Renaissance ON HUMAN WORTH popes. Pius II (1405–1464) began life as Aeneas AND EXCELLENCE Silvius Piccolomini in a small town near Siena GIANNOZZO MANETTI and became a famous Latin poet and diplomat. Originally an opponent of the papacy as well Edited and translated by Brian P. Copenhaver as something of a libertine, Aeneas eventually Giannozzo Manetti (1396–1459), was a reconciled himself with the Roman church and celebrated diplomat, historian, philosopher, became a priest, then a cardinal. Finally he was and humanist scholar of the early Renaissance elected Pope Pius II (1458) and dedicated his who mastered ancient Greek and Hebrew as well pontificate to organizing a pan-European crusade as classical Latin. In this treatise, dedicated to against the Ottoman Empire. Pius’s Commentaries, Alfonso of Aragon, King of , Manetti the only autobiography ever written by a pope, addresses a question central to the anthropology was composed in elegant humanistic Latin of the Renaissance: what are the moral, intellec- modeled on Caesar and Cicero. This edition tual, and spiritual capabilities of the unique amal- contains a fresh Latin text based on the last gam of body and soul that constitutes human manuscript written in Pius’s lifetime and an nature? This edition contains the first complete updated and corrected version of the 1937 translation into English. translation by Florence Alden Gragg. Available Spring 2018 itrl 83 2017 444 pp. itrl 85 2018 360 pp. 9780674058385 9780674984585

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COMMENTARY ON PLOTINUS AGAINST THE JEWS Volume 4: Ennead III, Part 1 AND THE GENTILES Volume 5: Ennead III, Part 2, and Ennead IV Books I–IV MARSILIO FICINO GIANNOZZO MANETTI Edited and translated by Stephen Gersh Edited by Stefano U. Baldassarri and Daniela Pagliara Marsilio Ficino (1433–1499) was the leading Translated by David Marsh Platonic philosopher of the Renaissance and is Giannozzo Manetti (1396–1459) was a celebrat- generally recognized as the greatest authority on ed humanist orator, historian, philosopher, and ancient Platonism before modern times. Among scholar of the early Renaissance. Mastering not his greatest accomplishments as a scholar was only classical Latin but also Greek and Hebrew, his 1492 Latin translation of he gained access to a whole library of sources pre- the complete works of Plotinus viously unknown in the Latin West. (204–270 ce), the founder of Among the fruits of his studies is Neoplatonism. The I Tatti edition, his treatise Against the Jews and the planned in six volumes, contains Gentiles, an apologia for Christianity the first modern edition of the in ten books that redefines religion Latin text and the first translation in terms of “true piety,” and relates into any modern language. the historical development of the pagan and Jewish religions to the Vol. 4: Ennead III, Part 1 itrl 80 2017 608 pp. 9780674974982 life of Jesus. The present volume includes the first critical edition of Vol. 5: Ennead III, Part 2, and Ennead IV itrl 82 2017 494 pp. 9780674974999 Books I–IV, together with the first translation of those books into any GENEALOGY OF modern language. THE PAGAN GODS itrl 79 2017 512 pp. 9780674974975 Volume 2: Books VI–X HUMANISM AND Edited and translated by Jon Solomon THE LATIN CLASSICS Genealogy of the Pagan Gods by Giovanni Boccaccio (1313–1375) is an ambitious work of humanistic scholarship whose goal is to plunder ancient and Edited and translated by John N. Grant medieval literary sources so as to create a massive Aldus Manutius (c. 1451–1515) was the synthesis of Greek and Roman mythology. The most important and innovative scholarly work also contains a famous defense of the value publisher of the Renaissance. His Aldine Press of studying ancient pagan poetry in a Christian was responsible for more first editions of classical world. Much more than a mere compilation literature, philosophy, and science than any other of pagan myths, the Genealogy incorporates publisher before or since. A companion volume to hundreds of excerpts from and comments on I Tatti’s The Greek Classics (2016), Humanism and ancient poetry, illustrative of the new spirit of the Latin Classics presents all of Aldus’s prefaces philological and cultural inquiry emerging in to his editions of works by ancient Latin and the early Renaissance. It is a demonstration to modern humanist writers, translated for the first contemporaries of the moral and cultural value time into English, along with other illustrative of studying ancient poetry. writings by Aldus and his collaborators. They provide unique insight into the world of scholarly itrl 81 2017 720 pp. 9780674975590 publishing in Renaissance Venice. itrl 78 2016 352 pp. All volumes9780674971639 in The I Tatti Renaissance Library: $29.95 | £19.95 cloth

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FAMOUS WOMEN BIOGRAPHICAL LETTERS WRITINGS ON Giovanni Boccaccio WRITINGS Angelo Poliziano CHURCH AND REFORM itrl 1 2001 560 pp. Giannozzo Manetti Vol. 1: Books I–IV 9780674003477 itrl 9 2003 352 pp. itrl 21 2006 384 pp. Nicholas of Cusa 9780674011342 9780674021969 itrl 33 2008 688 pp. PLATONIC 9780674025240 THEOLOGY LATER TRAVELS BAIAE Marsilio Ficino Cyriac of Ancona Giovanni Gioviano COMMENTARIES Pontano ON PLATO Vol. 1: Books I–IV itrl 10 2004 496 pp. itrl 2 2001 368 pp. 9780674007581 itrl 22 2006 272 pp. Marsilio Ficino 9780674003453 9780674021976 Vol. 1: Phaedrus and Ion Vol. 2: Books V–VIII INVECTIVES itrl 34 2008 336 pp. itrl 4 2002 416 pp. Francesco Petrarca ON THE DONATION 9780674031197 9780674007642 OF CONSTANTINE itrl 11 2004 560 pp. Vol. 2: Parmenides, Part I Vol. 3: Books IX–XI 9780674011540 Lorenzo Valla itrl 51 2012 352 pp. itrl 7 2003 384 pp. itrl 24 2007 224 pp. 9780674064713 9780674010659 COMMENTARIES 9780674025332 Vol. 2: Parmenides, Part II Vol. 4: Books XII–XIV Pius II itrl 52 2012 416 pp. itrl 13 2004 384 pp. BALDO 9780674064720 Vol. 1: Books I–II 9780674014824 Teofilo Folengo itrl 12 2004 448 pp. POEMS Vol. 5: Books XV–XVI 9780674011649 Vol. 1: Books I–XII itrl 17 2005 368 pp. itrl 25 2007 496 pp. Cristoforo Landino 9780674017191 Vol. 2: Books III–IV itrl 29 2007 416 pp. 9780674025219 itrl 35 2008 432 pp. Vol. 6: Books XVII–XVIII 9780674024892 Vol. 2: Books XIII–XXV 9780674031487 itrl 23 2006 432 pp. Vol. 3: Books V–VII itrl 36 2008 560 pp. 9780674019867 LATIN POETRY itrl 83 2017 444 pp. 9780674031241 9780674058385 Jacopo Sannazaro HISTORY OF CICERONIAN THE FLORENTINE itrl 38 2009 592 pp. SILVAE CONTROVERSIES 9780674034068 PEOPLE Angelo Poliziano itrl 26 2007 336 pp. Leonardo Bruni 9780674025202 CHRISTIAD itrl 14 2004 240 pp. Vol. 1: Books I–IV 9780674014800 Marco Girolamo Vida itrl 3 2001 544 pp. HISTORY OF 9780674005068 itrl 39 2009 496 pp. SHORT EPICS VENICE 9780674034082 Vol. 2: Books V–VIII Maffeo Vegio Pietro Bembo itrl 16 2004 608 pp. Vol. 1: Books I–IV REPUBLICS 9780674010666 itrl 15 2004 256 pp. 9780674014831 itrl 28 2007 384 pp. AND KINGDOMS Vol. 3: Books IX–XII. 9780674022836 COMPARED Memoirs Vol. 2: Books V–VIII itrl 27 2007 512 pp. LYRIC POETRY. Aurelio Lippo 9780674016828 ETNA itrl 32 2008 432 pp. Brandolini 9780674022843 Pietro Bembo itrl 40 2009 336 pp. Vol. 3: Books IX–XII HUMANIST itrl 18 2005 304 pp. 9780674033986 EDUCATIONAL itrl 37 2009 416 pp. 9780674017122 9780674022867 TREATISES ODES itrl 5 2002 384 pp. HUMANIST LIVES OF Francesco Filelfo 9780674007598 COMEDIES THE POPES itrl 41 2009 480 pp. 9780674035638 itrl 19 2005 496 pp. Bartolomeo Platina ON DISCOVERY 9780674017443 Polydore Vergil Vol. 1: Antiquity THE ITALY itrl 30 2008 368 pp. HERMAPHRODITE itrl 6 2002 752 pp. 9780674028197 9780674007895 ILLUMINATED Antonio Beccadelli Biondo Flavio ESSAYS AND itrl 42 2010 352 pp. MOMUS Vol. 1: Books I–IV DIALOGUES 9780674047570 Leon Battista Alberti itrl 20 2005 528 pp. Bartolomeo Scala itrl 9780674017436 8 2003 448 pp. itrl 31 2008 336 pp. 9780674007543 Vol. 2, Books V–VIII 9780674028265 itrl 75 2016 640 pp. 9780674054950

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BOOK ON MUSIC ON EXILE LIFE AND EARLY ROME IN TRIUMPH Florentius de Faxolis Francesco Filelfo TRAVELS Biondo Flavio itrl 43 2010 368 pp. itrl 55 2013 512 pp. Cyriac of Ancona Vol. 1: Books I–II 9780674049437 9780674066366 itrl 65 2015 400 pp. itrl 74 2016 448 pp. 9780674599208 9780674055049 SACRED PAINTING. NOTABLE MEN MUSEUM AND WOMEN ON DIONYSIUS SELECTED LETTERS Federico Borromeo OF OUR TIME THE AREOPAGITE Francesco Petrarca itrl 44 2010 336 pp. Paolo Giovio Marsilio Ficino Vol . 1 9780674047587 itrl 56 2013 784 pp. Vol. 1: Mystical Theology itrl 76 2016 688 pp. 9780674055056 and The Divine Names, 9780674058347 HUMANIST Part I Vol . 2 TRAGEDIES LATIN POETRY itrl 66 2015 592 pp. itrl 77 2016 736 pp. 9780674058354 9780674971622 itrl 45 2010 384 pp. Girolamo Fracastoro 9780674057258 Vol. 2: The Divine Names, itrl 57 2013 560 pp. Part II HUMANISM AND THE 9780674072718 GENEALOGY OF itrl 67 2015 528 pp. LATIN CLASSICS 9780674743793 THE PAGAN GODS ON METHODS Aldus Manutius Giovanni Boccaccio Jacopo Zabarella APOLOGETIC itrl 78 2016 352 pp. 9780674971639 Vol. 1: Books I–V Vol. 1: Books I–II WRITINGS itrl 46 2011 928 pp. itrl 58 2013 312 pp. Girolamo Savonarola 9780674057104 9780674724792 AGAINST THE JEWS itrl 68 2015 464 pp. AND THE GENTILES Vol. 2: Books VI–X Vol. 2: Books III–IV. 9780674054981 itrl 81 2017 720 pp. On Regressus Giannozzo Manetti 9780674975590 itrl 59 2013 412 pp. FIAMMETTA. itrl 79 2017 512 pp. 9780674724808 9780674974975 LETTERS TO PARADISE FRIENDS CORRESPONDENCE Ugolino Verino COMMENTARY Bartolomeo Fonzio Lorenzo Valla itrl 69 2015 335 pp. ON PLOTINUS 9780674088627 itrl 47 2011 256 pp. itrl 60 2014 448 pp. Marsilio Ficino 9780674058361 9780674724679 THE GREEK Vol. 4: Ennead III, Part 1 CLASSICS itrl 80 2017 608 pp. MODERN POETS THE BATTLE 9780674974982 Aldus Manutius Lilio Gregorio Giraldi OF LEPANTO Vol. 5: Ennead III, Part 2, itrl 70 2016 416 pp. itrl 48 2011 400 pp. itrl 61 2014 560 pp. and Ennead IV 9780674055759 9780674725423 9780674088672 itrl 82 2017 494 pp. 9780674974999 DIALECTICAL ON THE WORLD A TRANSLATOR’S DISPUTATIONS AND RELIGIOUS DEFENSE LATIN POETRY Lorenzo Valla LIFE Giannozzo Manetti Ludovico Ariosto Vol. 1: Book I Coluccio Salutati itrl 71 2016 352 pp. itrl 84 2017 196 pp. itrl 49 2012 448 pp. itrl 62 2014 416 pp. 9780674088658 9780674977174 9780674055766 9780674055148 MY SECRET BOOK ON HUMAN WORTH Vol. 2: Books II–III AND EXCELLENCE itrl 50 2012 326 pp. ON MARRIED Francesco Petrarca 9780674061408 LOVE. ERIDANUS itrl 72 2016 304 pp. Giannozzo Manetti Giovanni Gioviano 9780674003460 itrl 85 2018 360 pp. DIALOGUES Pontano 9780674984585 ANGELINETUM AND Giovanni Gioviano itrl 63 2014 416 pp. Pontano 9780674728660 OTHER POEMS GREEK AND Vol. 1: Charon and Giovanni Marrasio LATIN POETRY Antonius POLITICAL itrl 73 2016 320 pp. Angelo Poliziano itrl 53 2012 290 pp. WRITINGS 9780674545021 itrl 86 2018 250 pp. 9780674054912 Coluccio Salutati 9780674984578 POEMS itrl 64 2014 528 pp. 9780674728677 Michael Marullus itrl 54 2012 280 pp. 9780674055063

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THE AVIGNON PAPACY CONTESTED An Intellectual History from Dante to Catherine of Siena UNN FALKEID “In this intellectually ambitious book, Falkeid demonstrates quite well how the development of the Avignon papacy created a disconcerting yet fertile environment that forced many of the smartest people in Europe at the time to confront new issues and strike out in new directions.” —George W. Dameron, author of Florence and Its Church in the Age of Dante I Tatti Studies in History 2017 288 pp. $49.95 | £39.95 cloth 9780674971844

CLERICAL HOUSEHOLDS IN LATE MEDIEVAL ITALY ROISIN COSSAR “This is a major contribution not only to the history of the late medieval family and the Italian church, but also to historical methodology.” —Shannon McSheffrey, author of Marriage, Sex, and Civic Culture in Late Medieval London I Tatti Studies in Italian Renaissance History 2017 240 pp. $49.95 | £36.95 cloth 9780674971899

SAN LORENZO A Florentine Church EDITED BY ROBERT W. GASTON AND LOUIS A. WALDMAN This comprehensive, interdisciplinary collection illuminates many previously unexplored aspects of the Basilica of San Lorenzo’s history, extending from its Early Christian foundation to the modern era. Villa I Tatti Series 2017 768 pp. $100.00 | £79.95 cloth 9780674975675

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