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This article is a continuation of two prior bibliographical studies of
Perotti-scholarship, published in 1993 and 2009. Including these
earlier studies, it offers a comprehensive account of studies of
Perotti's life and works published from the ninteenth century to 2010, studies which in several respects change our perception of
the Picenian humanist. Amongst the most important recent achievements
are the first critical edition of the Cornu copiae, and an on-line
edition of the Rudimenta grammatices. The edition of the metrical
treatises is almost finished, and that of Perotti's correspondence has
been started, with one volume published, and a second forthcoming. All
these works close some lacunae in our knowledge of the humanist's work,
at the same time offering new possibilities for research on Niccolò Perotti.
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