Filarete

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Antonio di Piero Averlino (known as Filarete).

Connections:-

Cicco Simonetta - Filarete's best (and, eventually, perhaps only)friend in Milan
Filelfo - Filarete admired him deeply, but this feeling may not have been reciprocated
Angelo da Murano - Filarete, having lived in Venice, claimed (in his Treatise) to have mastered the art of making glass
Leon Battista Alberti - Filarete's biggest rival: Alberti's satire on "Speculum Principis" may have been aimed at Filarete's Treatise.
Aristotile da Bologna

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