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“We neede not speak so much of love, al books are ful of love, with so many authours, that it were labour lost to speake of Love.” John Florio, First Fruites, Discourses uppon Musicke, and Love, 1578
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About the impact of John Florio’s translation of Montaigne’s Essays on English cultural life, Frances Yates cites T. S. Eliot:
“So important an authority on style as Mr. T.S. Eliot puts the Montaigne above Plutarch and so second only to the Bible. It holds and will always hold an assured place among the English classics.“
L. Tassinari
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John Florio The Man Who Was Shakespeare by Lamberto Tassinari
Giano Books
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Second revised and augmented edition,
October 2013 |
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