Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 247
edin the subject, conceived the idea that if Giottocould surpass all the other painters of his time inthis way, he could do so in other ways. And out of this incident grew a proverb, whichthe Tuscans make use of to the present day. Tu sd piii tondo eke IO di Giotto. Youare rounder than Giottos O,… … STATUE OF GIOTTO, AT FLORENCE. mons, and to win new laurels. And it is a comfortto know that his wonderful talents were fully appre-ciated by the Pope and the people of Rome. l88o.J INO AND UNO. 227 Numberless stories are told of Giottos wit, aswell as of his marvelous paintings. When he was…
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