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Argumenta cum artificio
Rhetorico separatim exponuntur. His addita ΠΑΡΑΣΚΕΥΗ´ ad orationem Demosthenis περὶ παραπρεσβείας, cui accesserunt Sex Oratiunculæ Latinæ, quas idem F.P. olim in Illustriss. Ducis Ferrariensis Academia Mutinensi Linguæ Græcæ Professor habuit. Singulis Oratiunculis suum argumentum paucis est ascriptum, Morgiis.
483:. Iidem latine, ex interpretatione Laurentii Vallae, ab Henrico Stephano nuper recognita, quam Aemilius Portus, Francisci Porti Cretensis f., paternos commentarios accurate sequutus, ab infinita ... errorum multitudine ... repurgavit ... in hac postrema editione, Francofurti.
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Lettre de Pierre
Charpentier, jurisconsulte, à François Portus Candiois, par laquelle il monstre que les persecutions des Églises de France sont advenues, non par la faulte de ceux qui faisoient profession de la Religion, mais de ceux qui nourrissoient les factions et conspirations, qu'on appelle la
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In quibus Ipsa Poêtæ vita, genùsque dicendi declaratur. De Tragœdia, eiusque origine, et de Tragœdiæ, atque Comœdiæ discrimine paucis agitur. Sophoclis, et
Euripidis collatio brevis instituitur, et quibus in rebus vterque potissimùm excellat, apertè demonstratur. Singularum verò Tragœdiarum
124:, where he was admitted to the city's Greek school, where he soon became the director ("ἀρχιδιδάσκαλος καὶ πρωτοκαθηγητὴς τῶν Ἑλλήνων"). During the decade from 1526 to 1535, one should also note his important activity as a copyist of Greek manuscripts. However, he was an adherent of
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Response de François
Candiot aux lettres diffamatoires de Pierre Carpentier advocat, pour l'innocence des fideles serviteurs de Dieu et obeissans subjects du Roy, massacrez le 24. jour d'aoust 1572, appellez factieux par ce
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M.I. Μανούσακας and N.M. Παναγιωτάκης, "Η φιλομεταρρυθμιστική δράση του Φραγκίσκου Πόρτου στη Μόδενα και στη Φερράρα και η δίκη του από την Ιερά Εξέταση της Βενετίας (1536-1559)", Θησαυρίσματα 18 (1981),
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Maria
Papanicolaou, Giovanni Pugliese Carratelli, "Identificazione del dotto copista anonimo di un manipolo di manoscritti greci databile al decennio 1526-1535 : Francesco Porto", in
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423:... pour l'innocence des fidèles serviteurs de Dieu ... massacrez le 24 jour d'aoust 1572, appellez factieux par ce plaidereau, traduite nouvellement de latin en françois.
128:, and certain mocking remarks that he made about the customs of traditional Christian religion, such as fasting and veneration of images, caused him to leave Venice.
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Acta conventus neo-latini
Sanctandreani, Proceedings of the Fifth International Congress of Neo-Latin Studies, St. Andrews 24 August to 1 September 1982
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Humanisten Franciscus Portus am Text des Aischylos", WS 107-108 (1994–95) II, pp. 639–46.
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Carpentarii Causidici virulentam epistolam, responsio Francisci Porti ... pro causariorum quos vocat innocentia.
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135:, although he was unwilling to sign the declaration of faith which was required of public officials. In 1542, he was hired by
360:, 1614 or 1615) taught Greek in Geneva alongside his father from 1569, and then at Lausanne from 1581 to 1592, and then at
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Portus corrected and annotated the texts of many
Ancient Greek authors, and translated many into Latin, including
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Atti del VI congresso nazionale dell'Associazione italiana di Studi
Bizantini, Catania-Messina 2-5 ottobre 2000
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because of his religious views, Portus left Ferrara with his family, and spent some time in the area of
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M. Papanicolaou, "Autografi non noti di Francesco ed Emilio Porto", in T. Creazzo and G. Strano (eds.)
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Aphthonius, Hermogenes et Dionysus Longinus praestantissimi artis rhetorices magistri
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from 1596 to 1608, and published numerous works (including works by his father).
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162:, in 1559, the Duchess returned to France. In fear of the
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554:From the biography of Portus in Paolo Tavonatti,
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182:, whom he recommended to succeed him.
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