Article demonstrates the reception of Manipulus Florum in Giovanni da Legnano’s Somnium, indicating significant implications for future scholarship.
This article demonstrates the reception of the influential florilegium Manipulus florum in Giovanni da Legnano’s Somnium , a discovery that has major implications for future scholarship on not only this text, but all of this author’s surviving works. It also reports some very unusual, probably unique, contextual evidence for his reception of the Manipulus .
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