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hsda-5695	Storey, H. Wayne	Petrarch’s “Original” of the Fragmenta 1362-1558: from Boccaccio to Rovillio’s third printing	2011	22	.pdf	application/pdf	10245	502	63	But his reliance on probability, conjecture, an indirect knowledge of the material tradition, and what we might call a cultural inclination to impose artificial scientific systems, such as his creation of three categories of intervals between the periods of work Petrarch devoted to the assembly of Vaticano Latino 3195, render his results in some cases unreliable. Thus by the second half of the fifteenth century, both in manuscript and in print we have two models for constructing a book of vernacular Petrarch: 1) the text with sparse or no apparatus that boasted its authenticity and connection to the poet, from Valdezoco’s 1472 Paduan edition to the Aldine editions of 1501 and 1514; and 2) editions which offered the user an ever greater interpretative apparatus, from the Bolognese Filelfo commentary tradition of the late fifteenth century to the heavily annotated apparatuses of Vellutello in 1525 and Guglielmo Rovillo’s Lyonese editions of the 1550s.	cache/hsda-5695.pdf	txt/hsda-5695.txt