Poggii Bracciolini Florentini Historiae De Varietate Fortunae Libri Quatuor

Poggio Bracciolini was one of the most fascinating and influential humanists of the Italian Renaissance. His Historiae is a fascinating account of the political and cultural landscape of fifteenth-century Italy, as well as a personal testament to his own life and times. Giorgi and Oliva's edition provides a meticulous and scholarly analysis of the work, drawing on a wide range of sources to deepen our understanding of one of the most important figures of the humanist movement.

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