The anatomy of the senses: natural symbols in medieval and early modern Italy

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Historical Philosophy and Science Renaissance Literature and Culture Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

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The Hieroglyphic for Pleasure. Plants as Symbols. The Cursed Cheese. The Stupendous Abstinences. The Dreadful Desire to Study.. The Anatomy of Emptiness. Juicy, Soft and Flexible.. Retarded Knowledge. Index.

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