Answer:
Petrarch (1304 – 1374)
Explanation:
In simple words, In many respects, Francesco Petrarca, sometimes known as Petrarch in English, was the Renaissance's foundational father. He, like Dante, was a Florentine (a Florentine is someone who was born in the town of Florence) who pioneered the practise of learning and emulating the great authors and philosophers of the past.
