This volume collects the works of Agnolo Firenzuola, a prominent figure of the Italian Renaissance. Included are his "Ragionamenti" (Reasonings), showcasing lively dialogues on love and beauty, and a selection of his novellas, celebrated for their wit and elegant prose. The edition offers insights into the social customs and intellectual debates of 16th-century Italy. With contributions and editing by Domenico Maria Manni, this collection presents Firenzuola's contributions to Italian literature in a comprehensive form, making it a valuable resource for scholars and readers interested in Renaissance culture and the development of the Italian language.

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