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Scattered through the pages are bits of acceptable but uninspired Italian poetry — Leonardo was no Petrarch — and snippets of mild Neoplatonist philosophy — Leonardo was no Ficino.
Fortune’s mutability is therefore unchanging, a part of God’s providential plan. Petrarch frequently quoted from Boethius, even writing his own Remedies for Fortune both Good and Ill.