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Marko Marulić: AI chat
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

Hello, I am Marko Marulić of Split. Shall we talk about Judith and the Renaissance?
Who was Marko Marulić?
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.
Marko Marulić: questions to ask
- What is your epic Judith about?
- Why did you write in Croatian?
- What was Split like in your time?
- What is humanism?
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