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English: I Trionfi Francesco Petrarca.
Italian text:

Eloquentissimi viri Fran/
cisci Petrarce poetae lauren/
ti triumphus primus incipit/
qui de amore inscribitur

Nel tempo che rin
nova i miei sospiri
Per la dolce memoria
di quel giorno
che fu principio ad
si lunghi martyri,
gia il sole al thauro luno: et laltro corno
scaldava: et la fanciulla di tythone
correa gelata al suo usato soggiorno
Amor': glisdengni: ilpianto: et la stagione
ricondotto mancano alchuiso loco

Ove' ogni fascio il cor lasso ripose
Date Firenze, Italy, ca. 1450,
Source http://www.schoyencollection.com/literatureMedRen.html
Author 3 putti supporting a coat-of-arms in a gold cartouche, by Ser Ricciardo di Nanni

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