How the Renaissance (Mis)Used Sources: The Art of Misquotation

Julie Maxwell

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Classical Studies and Philology Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

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This chapter contains section titled: Rationale Renaissance Education: Sentences, Synonyms, and Morals Receptions: Renaissance, Augustan, and Present-Day

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