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According to [[H.J.R. Murray]], Vida's poem about [[Chess]], "attained a great popularity in the 16th c.: it was repeatedly printed, and translations or imitations exist in most of the European languages."<ref> H.J.R. Murray (1913), ''A History of Chess'', page 790.</ref>
Murray continues, "In the opening lines, Vida tells how he has written this poem, on a subject never before attempted by the poets, at the insistence of [[Federigo Fregoso]], and he expresses the hope that it might afford some relaxation to [[Guiliano
His major work was the Latin epic poem ''Christiados libri sex'' ("The [[Christiad]] in Six Books"),<ref>See Marco Girolamo Vida, ''Christiad,'' trans. James Gardner, The I Tatti Renaissance Library, no. 39, ed. James Hankins (Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Library, 2009). {{ISBN|978-0-674-03408-2}}</ref> an [[epic poetry|epic poem]] about the Life of Christ in the style and the [[literary language]] of Virgil.
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