Guarino of Verona was
A) one of the most notable humanist scholars of the Renaissance.
B) the head of the boarding school in Mantua where students learned ancient Greek and Latin as well as Christian piety.
C) head of the "Pleasant house."
D) student of Vittorino da Feltre.
E) None of these
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