Whoe'er he be, none more than human deem, And each may speak as good to him doth seem. - Francesco Berni

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Whoe'er he be, none more than human deem,
And each may speak as good to him doth seem.

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About Francesco Berni

Francesco Berni (ca. 1497 – May 26, 1536) was an Italian poet credited for beginning what is now known as "Bernesque poetry", a serio-comedic type of poetry with elements of satire.

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Alternative Names: Francesco Bernia • Franciscus Bernius • Francesco Berna • Francesco Bino
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Cursed be he who e'er has put his trust
Or who henceforth shall trust in woman's heart;
False are they all, and to mankind a curse;
The plain are bad enough, the fair are worse.
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