Manuel Martí facts for kids
Manuel Martí (1663–1737) was a very smart Spanish scholar. He was an archaeologist, which means he studied old things and places from the past. He was also a humanist, someone who loved learning about ancient Greek and Roman ideas and culture. Plus, he was a writer and a Hellenist, meaning he was an expert in ancient Greek language and culture.
Manuel Martí was born near Valencia, Spain, in 1663. He wrote a collection of poems called Amalthea Geographica. He also translated many important texts from Latin into other languages. He passed away in Alicante in 1737.
Manuel Martí's Writings
Manuel Martí was a busy writer and scholar. He published several books during his lifetime. These books covered different topics, showing his wide range of interests.
Here are some of his well-known works:
- Alluvione Tyberis Sylva, published in Rome in 1688.
- Notae in Theocritum.
- Satyromastix.
- Apasterosis, published in Madrid in 1722.
- Libri Epistolarum duodecim, a collection of twelve books of letters, first published in Madrid in 1735. A second edition came out in Amsterdam in 1738.
- Pro crepitu ventris, published in Madrid in 1737.
See also
In Spanish: Manuel Martí para niños
