The culture of the High Renaissance: ancients and moderns in sixteenth-century Rome

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Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Renaissance Literature and Culture Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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1. Initiation 2. Alexandria on the Tiber (1492-1503) 3. The curial marketplace 4. The cultural marketplace 5. Tabulation 6. Sweating towards Parnassus (1503-13) 7. Imitation (1513-21) 8. Epilogue: Reformation (1517-25).

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