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He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

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He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

He continued many years in his

professorship at Florence; but, the plague at length obliging

him to quit it, he went to Rome, where he publicly read

lectures upon the Greek text of Aristotle. He died of an

autumnal fever, which was brought on by an intemperate

eating of melons, in the 70th year of his age, and (as is believed) soon after his settlement in Rome; but the time

of his death is uncertain, yet it must have been after 1478,

because he survived Theodorus Gaza, who died in that

year. He was allowed to be very learned, but learning

does not seem to have civilized or softened his manners,

for he is represented as having been very capricious and

very morose.

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