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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Introduction
II. Editorial Procedure
III. Sigla .
IV. Antonio da Rho, Philippic against Antonio Panormita .
Prologue
The First Objection
The Second Objection .
The Third Objection
The Fourth Objection .
Peroration .. .
V. Antonio da Rho, Apology against a Certain Archdeacon
and His Loathsome Sycophant Accomplices
Appendix I: Antonio Panormita, Etsi facile (letter to Rho)
Appendix II: Antonio Panormita, Litteras a te (letter to Rho)
Appendix III: Antonio da Rho, Etsi nonnullos ("Anonymous Invective")
Appendix IV: Invective Poetry (1429-1433)
Appendix V: Pier Candido Decembrio, Philippicam tuam (letter to Rho)
Appendix VI: Pier Candido Decembrio, Novum profecto (letter to Rho)
Appendix VII: Antonio Panormita, De effigie Solis
Epistola ad Filippum Mariam Viscontem .
Oratio de effigie Solis . .
Appendix VIII: Antonio da Rho, "Invectiva: Ubi 'Obloqui'"
Excerpta ex libro Imitationum rhetoricarum .
Appendix IX: Antonio da Rho, "Words We Ought to Use only to Execrate Vice"
Excerpta ex libro Imitationum rhetoricarum .
Bibliography
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Antonio, da Rho, 15th cent. -- Criticism and interpretation.
Satire, Latin (Medieval and modern) -- Translations into English.
Antonio, da Rho, 15th cent. -- Translations into English.
Satire, Latin (Medieval and modern) -- History and criticism.
Invective -- Italy -- History -- To 1500.
Cicero, Marcus Tullius -- Influence.
Invective in literature.
Humanists -- Italy.
Invective -- Italy.