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14 Sannazaro 15 Cornelius Gallus 16 (1304 – 19.7.1374)
Petrarch (not shown here conversing with Anacreon, Alcæus ) 24 Berni
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26 honors the Work of Homer, a Greek stamp for Alexander 2300 years after his death Quote: The Meaning of the Camaieus under Raphael's Parnassus. In Mh. f. Kunstw. VIII, 1915, pp. 10-16 (5 figs.), G. J. HOOGEWERFP reviews the question of the interpretation of the two paintings en grisaille under the Parnassus of Raphael and concludes that the view of Bartsch, repeated by Wolfflin, is the only tenable one. The left camaieu represents Alexander having his copy of the Iliad deposited in the coffer of Darius; the right, Augustus preventing the burning of the Aeneid. R ?
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