Giovanni Malpaghini
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Education
He was born in 1346 in Ravenna, Italy and died in 1417 in Italy.[1]
In 1363, he arrived in Venice to become a student of Donato Albanzani, from whom he learned rhetoric and grammar.[2]
Career
He began his career very young as copyist for Petrarch, helping him to transcribe and order his letters and the Canzoniere.[1]
Bibliography
He copied and produced several versions of ancient Latin manuscripts:[2]
- Rerum vulgarium fragmenta
- Cicero's Tusculanae
