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| The date of the Italian Renaissance |
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| history, grammar, rhetoric, and poetry |
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| started out as only an intense interest in the subject of humanities, but later exalted man as a god |
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| Wrote Letters to the Ancient Authors |
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| Wrote the Decameron which was written during the Black Death |
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| Wrote The Prince, which was the only book of lasting importance in the Italian Renaissance |
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| people who use their own money to support the arts |
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| painted many church walls in Italy including The Last Judgement |
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| Painted the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper |
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| one who displays his talents in all fields |
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| Painted the Sistine Madonna and The School of Athens. Died at age 37 |
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| Painted the ceiling and walls of the Sistine Chapel. Sculpted marble statues of David and Moses, Greatest Italian lyric poet of the 16th century |
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| invented the moveable-type printing press in 1440 |
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| The date of Gutenberg's first printed edition of the Bible (the Vulgate) |
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