Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Historical Memoir on Italian Tragedy, From the Earliest Period to the Present Time
(6) Had not Petrarch first withheld from the public, and afterwards destroyed his Filologia, he would probably be numbered with those, to whom the revival of the drama in Italy is. Ascribed. The abbe de Sade mentions two dramatic compositions, still existing in the Lau rentian library, which are supposed to have been written by Petrarca.
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