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excusatio

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See: excuse, justification, plea


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Sembra pero di poter riscontrare in questa dichiarazione una sorta di excusatio non petita, impressione rafforzata dall'elenco dei propri titoli.
[5] Tunc omnes Leonellum talia [5] Then, as he was saying such memorantem multo magis admirari things, we were all even more expectareque quonam tandem astonished at Leonello and were excusatio eius evasura foret in waiting to see where his explan- Rhetoricis.
Through meticulous detective work, she enlightens us about the nature and dating of the works in the codex, the use by other authors of Pietro Perleone's Laudatio as a sort of data sheet for information on the Marcello dan, and the identity of Giorgio Bevilacqua as the ghost-writer of the Excusatio attributed in the manuscript to Jacopo Antonio Marcello himself.
 
 
 
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