UKRAINIAN-POLISH AND ITALIAN CULTURAL CONNECTIONS IN THE 15TH CENTURY
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Abstract
Based on factual material, the article examines the connections between the famous Italian humanist Philippus Callimachus (1437–1496) and Grigoriy Sanotsky (1406–1477), Archbishop of Lviv, professor of the Krakow Academy, Renaissance humanist. Sanotskyi was the founder of the first humanist circle in Ukraine, which also included Callimachus, who left memories of communication with Hryhoriy Sanotskyi. Callimachus highly valued the intelligence and knowledge of Grigory Sanotskyi. Having met him, the Italian humanist was very surprised to meet in the north a person who is so deeply familiar with philosophy and adheres to advanced views. Grigory Sanotsky's talent, like that of all Renaissance humanists, was unparalleled and multifaceted. But it appeared, formed and developed not without the influence of the surrounding environment, a circle of prominent personalities of a pan-European scale.
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humanism, Renaissance, anthropocentrism, scholasticism, Epicureanism.
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