English, 18.03.2021 01:10, alexcuevaz90

Read the following passage by Vasari. [This is] the zeal that this Academy has displayed, and continues to display, to honour the memory of Michelangelo Buonarroti . . .. All this we are writing to the aforesaid Academy, to encourage them to celebrate by every possible means the genius of that great man. May God content you in your desire.

What can the reader can be sure of in this excerpt?

Vasari has left something out.

Vasari is using ethos as an appeal.

Vasari is using logos as an appeal.

Vasari has written a long letter.

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Read the following passage by Vasari. [This is] the zeal that this Academy has displayed, and conti...