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 1  7,4 |         and Angeli lived also a humanist, Constantine Stilbes, of
 2  8,16|      been written by an Italian humanist.~ Favoring education, he
 3  9,3 |    raised the revolt. The great humanist of the fourteenth century,
 4  9,6 |       and some of them hold the humanist in higher estimation even
 5  9,7 |         of the famous Byzantine humanist Manuel Chrysoloras, who
 6  9,7 |       famous Byzantine scholar, humanist, and philosopher, Gemistus
 7  9,7 |       the Byzantine scholar and humanist, Gemistus Plethon, a philhellenist
 8  9,7 |       Plato, whom the Byzantine humanist greatly admired. It will
 9  9,8 |     this talented and brilliant humanist and politician.[194]~ After
10  9,9 |      Constantinople. An Italian humanist, Francesco Filelfo, who
11  9,18|   mythology, Plethon was a real humanist and intimately connected
12  9,18|   interesting type of Byzantine humanist of the first half of the
13  9,19| sufficient reason to call him a humanist. In all probability, his
14  9,19|    philosopher. A young Italian humanist, Guarino, went to Constantinople
15  9,19|        meeting with the Italian humanist, Filelfo, who was then attending
16  9,19|      characteristic of him as a humanist. An admirer of Plato, Bessarion