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 1  9,6 |          At this time, in Italy, Boccaccio was writing his famous Decameron
 2  9,6 |       compare the description of Boccaccio with that of Thucydides,
 3  9,18|          the direct influence of Boccaccio’s L’Amorosa Visione.[418]
 4  9,19|   Italian humanism, Petrarca and Boccaccio, lived in the fourteenth
 5  9,19|       also had some influence on Boccaccio, who in his work The Genealogy
 6  9,19|         unknown to Petrarca; and Boccaccio distinctly says that he “
 7  9,19|      epoch, such as Petrarca and Boccaccio. Therefore we cannot agree
 8  9,19|     three years at Florence with Boccaccio, to whom he taught Greek
 9  9,19|          Gods. Both Petrarca and Boccaccio spoke of Leontius in their
10  9,19|         In one of his letters to Boccaccio, Petrarca wrote that Leontius,
11  9,19|        his Genealogy of the Gods Boccaccio described Leontius as horribly
12  9,19|           457] While he was with Boccaccio, Leontius made the first
13  9,19|       the fact that Leontius, as Boccaccio stated, was indebted to
14  9,19| influence of Leontius Pilatus on Boccaccio in the study of Greek, nevertheless,
15  9,19|     Moreover, the immortality of Boccaccio does not rest upon the material