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Bernardo Giunti (1478-1551), printer, humanist. A member of the Giunti family of printers, he was the nephew of Lucantonio Giunti, who founded the Venetian branch of the family's publishing enterprise. After his father's death, Bernardo inherited the Florentine workshop and expanded its output. During his tenure, the press became renowned for its high-quality editions of Latin and Greek classics, as well as contemporary Italian works, including the first Italian editions of Poliziano, Erasmus, Thomas More's Utopia, and Castiglione's Il Cortegiano. In 1516, the Giunti press secured papal privileges that granted it significant autonomy in Greek and Latin typography – an important counterpoint to Aldine dominance. A learned man in both Latin and Greek, Giunti personally oversaw the selection and correction of texts, working closely with distinguished humanist editors such as Marcello Virgilio Adriani and Piero Vettori. Treccani