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Burgundio of Pisa

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  • classical scholarship
    / Greek in the West

    …scholars, James of Venice and Burgundio of Pisa, traveled to Constantinople in search of theological and philosophical learning; Burgundio brought back literary as well as theological manuscripts, though he was probably incapable of reading them. The Aristotelian revival of the 13th century led to the production of many translations of…

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    …scholars, James of Venice and Burgundio of Pisa, traveled to Constantinople in search of theological and philosophical learning; Burgundio brought back literary as well as theological manuscripts, though he was probably incapable of reading them. The Aristotelian revival of the 13th century led to the production of many translations of…

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