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praestantia

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Poggio responded with his treatise De praestantia Scipionis et Caesaris (April 1435), in which he boldly argued for the superiority of Scipio.
223v, "Is genuit Zarabinum sponsum, dignum profecto tali parente filium, cuius egregia forma corporisque praestantia miram quoque animi virtutem indicat.
Niccoli's fame and reputation among Quattrocento humanists can be seen in the number of dialogues in which he appeared as a principal interlocutor: Bruni's Ad Petrum Paulum Histrum, Poggio's An Seni Uxor Sit Ducenda, De Nobilitate, and De Infelicitate Principum, Lorenzo Valla's De Voluptate, and Giovan ni Aretino's De Medicinae et Legum Praestantia.
 
 
 
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