Seniles 10.2 is an autobiographical letter in which Petrarch reminisces about he and Sette's school days, first trip to Vaucluse and time at university.; ; . He says that his years are "certainly not equal [to yours] in merit, but the same in number", indicating that he and Sette were the same age. Of their separate pathways after university, he writes that "you searched for suits in the courts, I for tranquility in the woods." It is likely that Sette died before ever reading Seniles 10.2, which is dated 1367.; .
