Andrea da Grosseto [SEP] religious order
, belonging to the Order of Friars Minor as Selmi and many other scholars had theorised. According to Amerini the real Andrea da Grosseto was a layman and probably father of a certain Giovanna di Bartolo, as is written in a document by a notary released in Grosseto in the 14th century.
Vulgarisation.
Francesco Selmi, with the support of Francesco Zambrini, president of the "Commissione per i Testi di Lingua", and of professor Emilio Calvi of the Magliabechiana Library, began a survey on the codes of vulgarisation,
Andrea da Grosseto
Andrea da Grosseto was an Italian writer of the 13th century.
Biography.
Born in Grosseto in the first half of 1200, not much is known of his literary work and his life, except that he probably belonged to a family of shoemakers named Bento and that he became a Franciscan friar in the church of San Francesco in Grosseto. After this, Andrea moved to Paris, where he taught literature and the art of poetry. In 1268 he translated the Moral Treaties of Albertanus of Brescia from