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December 8, 2018 Leave a Comment

Why Dante Did Not Govern Florence

The commons were on their side, the moderate men, the party of law, the lovers of republican government, and for the most part the magistrates; but

December 7, 2018 Leave a Comment

Political Life and The Divine Comedy

In ancient history all that is most memorable and instructive gathers round cities; civilization and empire were concentrated within

December 6, 2018 Leave a Comment

Dante Composes The Divine Comedy

This series has six easy 5 minute installments. This first installment: A Very Personal Poem.IntroductionDante’s Divine Comedy was the great

March 15, 2015 2 Comments

Lorenzo de Medici Leaves Magnificent Florence

The end came when he was literally in his prime. Only forty-two years of age, he might reasonably have looked forward to many years of active work and

March 11, 2015 Leave a Comment

Lorenzo the Magnificent Fosters the Renaissance

"I dislike these Ultramontanes and barbarians beginning to interfere in Italy. We are so disunited and so deceitful that I believe that nothing but

March 9, 2015 Leave a Comment

Lorenzo’s Diplomacy Amidst Conflicts

No sooner had the presence of the Turks at Otranto, in the extreme southeast of Italy, been rendered a thing of the past by the surrender of the

March 8, 2015 Leave a Comment

Lorenzo Becomes “the Magnificent”

The final decade of Lorenzo's life constituted the midsummer bloom of the Tuscan renaissance, the meridian of the intellectual and artistic supremacy

March 4, 2015 Leave a Comment

The Renaissance Progresses in Florence

At an early date he perceived that the new art would be of little value if there were not careful press readers. He was therefore among the first to

March 2, 2015 Leave a Comment

Lorenzo de Medici’s Peace Offensive

It was the Renaissance card which won the trick. With startling boldness, yet with consummate art, Lorenzo played the game of flattering

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