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Florio Journal (FJ) is a section in John Florio studies, in which you can find essays, researches, articles, notes, book reviews about John Florio.
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LATEST ARTICLES
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RECENT RESEARCH REVEALS BRAND-NEW LIST OF BOOKS ADDED TO JOHN FLORIO’S LIBRARY When he entered the patronage of Henry Wriothesley, Third Earl of Southampton, John Florio published an anonymous work …
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READ THE FIRST MONOGRAPHIC STUDY OF FIRST FRUITES In 2013, David Chidgey (University of Melbourne) published a Phd thesis on John Florio and First Fruites titled Giovanni Florio’s First Fruites …
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REGISTER HERE AND GET THE CODE TO JOIN THE VIRTUAL BOOK LAUNCH EVENT! On Saturday, March 13, 2021, Marianna Iannaccone, founder of John Florio’s official website, will launch her first …
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New documents in the Hawthornden manuscripts show that John Florio was known among his contemporaries by the name of “Johannes”. His real name was Giovanni, but he called himself John. …
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A CLOSER LOOK AT THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF JOHN FLORIO WITH THE SEAL OF HIS ARMS, HIS HANDWRITING, THE CORRECTIONS, AND MUCH MORE. On July 20 1625, at 72 years …
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A NEW DOCUMENT ON MICHELANGELO FLORIO Recently, I had the pleasure to discover a new document on Michelangelo Florio that has never come to light before, which testifies his interest …
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TRAVEL, TRANSLATION, & TEXTUAL AUTHORITY IN JOHN FLORIO’S “TWO NAVIGATIONS”. During the second seminar of “Polyglot Encounters in early modern English narration” organised by ERC-TIDE (Oxford), the “Early Modernities” seminar …
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In 1609, John Florio asked the Venetian ambassador Giustinian to send him a book that became the source of many English court masques. With the accession of James I in …
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FLORIO’S TRANSLATION WORKED AS BOTH LINGUISTIC EXERCISE AND A MEDITATION ON POLITICS When King James VI of Scotland ascended to the throne of England in 1603, John Florio (1553-1625), well …
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Read the original document handwritten by John Florio The British Library has digitised a collection of original letters addressed to Sir Robert Bruce Cotton , (b. 1571, d. 1631), first …