| Full Title |
Qui doctrinae virtutisque gratia peregrinari animum inducunt, guas gentes potissimum adeant eo nomine Italiam autem minime omnium praetereundam, guidgue ex ea talis hospes emolumenti capiat |
| Translated Title |
How the teachings of virtue and grace induce the intellect to travel, and how people would especially visit Italy. Of all things may only a a minimal part be neglected and may the traveler take all that is of benefit from such a guest. |
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| Language |
Latin |
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| Year |
1578? |
| Text Type |
Essay |
| Available Online |
No |
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| Prose / Verse |
prose |
| Themes |
- Advice on educational benefits of travel
- DissUtility
- MoralConsid
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| Authorship Notes |
A praise of travel to Italy. Italy is the best country to travel too as it offers the greatest variety in a small space, and no other destination has so much to teach. The apodemic section occurs pp. 28-36. |
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