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1450–1524 · Croatian poet and humanist

Marulić of Split is called the father of Croatian literature. His epic Judith (1501) is one of the first great works written in the Croatian language.

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Marko Marulić

1450–1524 · Croatian poet and humanist

Marko Marulić:

Hello, I am Marko Marulić of Split. Shall we talk about Judith and the Renaissance?

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Marulić of Split is called the father of Croatian literature. His epic Judith (1501) is one of the first great works written in the Croatian language.

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