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verses survive only in fragments. He wrote a poem in 110 lines on the death of Dante
Alighieri in 1321, although it appears unfinished. He may have met Dante at the court of Cangrande. He quotes from him and is one of the first who can be shown to have studied Dante's works. He also wrote six poems
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Ferreto's father died in 1302 and, owing to his elder brother
Francesco's mental disability, he became the nominal head of the family. By 1317, Ferreto had married Anna, daughter of the judge Alberto de Scaletis, who brought him a
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Brexani, is attested as a notary at Vicenza only from 1266, when the latter submitted to the domination of the former. By 1283, Giacomo was a notary and his brother Donato was a judge.
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dedicated to
Cangrande I. It was written between Cangrande's takeover of Padua in September 1328 and his death in July 1329. The original poem was in four books, but the surviving version has a fifth book in
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for his liberation of
Vicenza from Paduan control, which Mussato laments and he praises. He shares Mussato's view that history is a guide to action in the present. Although he endeavours to be objective, his
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of Padua, who was a prisoner in
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