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Outstanding, to my mind, is the analysis of Bruni's use of the topic of cleanliness in his Laudatio Florentinae Urbis, relating the unwonted emphasis this text gives to Florence's munditia as visible index of its civic and moral health to Bruni's own crusading concerns with the 'cleansing' of Latin of its medieval accretions.
Hundreds of prominent guests picked their way over cables and around delivery lorries to attend the prizegiving and hear the laudatio by structural engineer Werner Sobek, chairman of the jury.
 
 
 
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