In one of his poems, Saint Augustine argues that the author "measured freely the plain extended at his feet," and he wrote about the impending doom of those who are too fortunate in
In one of his poems, Saint Augustine argues that the author "measured freely the plain extended at his feet," and he wrote about the impending doom of those who are too fortunate in On the Fates of Famous Men. Describing Avignon as a place where "pride, envy, debauchery, and avarice reign" in Book Without a Name, he claims his love has power over Cupid, Death, and Time in his Triumphs, and he authored an epic about Scipio Africanus and the Punic Wars entitled Africa. FTP, identify this Italian poet who dedicated many sonnets to Laura.
In one of his poems, Saint Augustine argues that the author "measured freely the plain extended at his feet," and he wrote about the impending doom of those who are too fortunate in
Francesco {Petrarch}