id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
grbs-9451	Patrinelis, C. G.	An Unknown Discourse of Chrysoloras addressed to Manuel II Palaeologus	1972	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2531	109	56	Since it is known that John Chrysoloras, having fulfilled his diplomatic mission to Italy and Germany, returned to Constantinople late in the summer of 1414,11 we may surely conclude that Manuel Chrysoloras was writing his Discourse in the spring or early in the summer of 1414. 497 An Unknown Discourse of Chrysoloras addressed to Manuel II Palaeologus c. G. Patrinelis I T would be superflous to dwell here at length on the importance of Manuel Chrysoloras' contribution to the cause of Humanism, and more especially to the revival of Greek studies in Italy during the early stage of the Renaissance.1 Suffice it here to recall that some of the most prominent humanists of the early Quattrocento had been pupils of his: Leonardo Bruni, Palla Strozzi, Poggio Bracciolini, Guarino di Verona and many others.	cache/grbs-9451.pdf	txt/grbs-9451.txt