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on 28 May 2004 at the age of 91. In Padua he was dedicated to the circulating library, and the adjoining hall-studio of via
Portello. He left his library as a special fund at the Library of the Normal Superiore School.
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around 1370. In 1998, he discovered a manuscript made under
Boccaccio's personal supervision, also of the Decameron, conceived in the mid-fifties of the 1300s and formally drawn up in 1360.
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in April of that year. In August, Branca participated in the dramatic events of the
Florence uprising, which led to the liberation of the city.
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Branca's contributions to research on
Boccaccio were fundamental. In 1962 he identified Hamilton 90 as a precious autograph of
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Poetics of renewal and hagiographic tradition in Vita Nuova, in "Miscellanea Italo
Siciliano" (Florence, 1966)
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606:"Manlio Pastore Stocchi, Remembrance of Vittore Branca , commemoration pronounced on 27 November 2005"
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Branca's studies have also influenced the philological field. He established the definitions of
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181:(who was executed two days after the Code's completion), Branca actively collaborated with the
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Venetian
Institute of Sciences, Letters and Arts, of which he was president from 1979 to 1985
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European humanism and
Venetian humanism, own essays and essays collected by Vittore Branca
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778:"The Two Decamerons by Giovanni Boccaccio", by "La Repubblica", January 10, 1998"
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at the national edition of
Boccaccio's works. He began to teach in high schools.
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After graduating from the classical high school
Gabriello Chiabrera in
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In July 1943 he took part in the work that led to the drafting of the
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until his death in 2004, and one of the most acclaimed contemporary
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301:(that is, the study of an end-manuscript tradition in itself) and
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magazine. Branca, in spite of his profound connection with the
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History of the
Collections of Rhyme and Classical Collections
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760:"Il primo Decameron", by "Il Manifesto", January 10, 1998"
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A man with strong religious roots, he participated in the
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Corresponding Fellows of the Medieval Academy of America
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Knight of the Order of the Order of the Italian Republic
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Notes on Religious Literature of the Threeteenth Century
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143:, in 1931 he attended the entrance examination at the
85:(9 July 1913 in Savona – 28 May 2004 in Venice) was a
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Alfieri and the pursuit of style with five new essays
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Concept, History, Myths and Images of the Middle Ages
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Fulvio Texts in the Court of Urban VIII and Felipe IV
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and in the faculty of Magisterium "Maria Assunta" in
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The Unfinished Second Centurion by Angelo Poliziano
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469:Medieval boccaccio and new studies on Decameron
370:Orientations and Problems of Italian Literature
415:European Renaissance and Venetian Renaissance
872:Corresponding fellows of the British Academy
388:Tradition of the works of Giovanni Boccaccio
548:Commissar of the Order of Poland "restored"
262:Between 1968 and 1972 he was rector of the
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842:Academic staff of the University of Padua
568:degrees from the following Universities:
539:Gold Medal of the Benemerites of Culture
505:Giovanni Boccaccio. Biographical profile
423:, in Revista de Occidente (Madrid, 1969)
216:proposed him as deputy secretary of the
354:Emilio De Marchi and meditative realism
223:Between 1944 and 1949 he taught at the
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348:Mistics of the 13th and 13th centuries
132:Branca spent much of his childhood on
557:Honorary Citizen of Florence ( 2002 )
247:. In 1953 he began his career at the
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475:Politician and Humanism of the Word
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231:. In 1949 he founded the magazine
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326:History of Criticism at Decameron
282:Education and academic activities
680:"Vittore Branca e la resistenza"
536:Gold medal of the CNL of Tuscany
360:Alfieri and the pursuit of style
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299:tradition characterized
257:Giorgio Cini Foundation
551:Gold medal for culture
225:University of Florence
177:. After the arrest of
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487:Merchants and Writers
264:University of Bergamo
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618:on 21 February 2007.
493:the Tuscan Esophagus
857:Writers from Venice
524:Ponte Santa Trinita
481:Boccaccio displayed
439:Manzonian occasions
249:University of Padua
245:Sorbonne University
218:Christian Democracy
103:University of Padua
382:Medieval Boccaccio
111:Giovanni Boccaccio
99:Italian literature
95:professor emeritus
564:He also received
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187:Alcide De Gasperi
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118:partisan struggle
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273:He died in
199:philosopher
120:during the
87:philologist
73:Nationality
60:28 May 2004
48:9 July 1913
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592:References
214:De Gasperi
191:Tuscan CNL
183:resistance
44:1913-07-09
342:Convivium
292:Boccaccio
288:Decameron
207:partisans
179:Mussolini
128:Biography
566:honorary
164:Florence
107:scholars
518:A Dream
512:Fiction
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76:Italian
531:Honors
275:Venice
268:UNESCO
253:Venice
203:Nazism
141:Savona
67:Venice
51:Savona
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