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Benedetto Giovio (Como, 1471-1545), fratello maggiore del più celebre Paolo Giovio, fu un notaio ed umanista comasco. Specialmente negli anni della sua gioventù, Benedetto Giovio disegnò e commentò diverse iscrizioni romane di Como e dei... more
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      Ancient HistoryArchaeologyRoman HistoryRenaissance Studies
Cet article étudie les rapports, au cours de la première moitié du XVIe siècle, entre le pouvoir politique de Charles Quint et les hommes de culture italiens. Le plus souvent, les écrivains entretenaient eux-mêmes des rapports directs... more
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      Italian StudiesItalian WarsImperial ideology and representationItalian Renaissance literature
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      Emblems (Renaissance)Torquato TassoGiovioEmanuele Tesauro
Summary of "Paolo Giovio and the Turkish Question". What was the point of view of the bishop of NOCERA, the papal physician PAOLO GIOVIO (1486-1552), on the turkish question ? His way to describe three great events of his age (the... more
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      HumanismTurksCrusadeGiovio
"La storia delle terre ticinesi fra XII e XVI secolo non è di carattere puramente diplomatico o militare. C’è un livello più antico e più profondo: la gestione collettiva delle risorse naturali e dei beni comuni, essenziali per l’economia... more
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      CommonsHistory of SwitzerlandMiddle AgesGiovio
Cet article étudie les rapports, au cours de la première moitié du XVIe siècle, entre le pouvoir politique de Charles Quint et les hommes de culture italiens. Le plus souvent, les écrivains entretenaient eux-mêmes des rapports directs... more
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      Italian StudiesItalian WarsImperial ideology and representationItalian Renaissance literature
The italian text with a presentation of the Consiglio, many notes and a commentary, all in Italian.
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      Late crusadesTurksGiovioPaul Jove
The revolution which we name 'Renaissance' is also the invention of a new theory of individuality. And in harmony with the new centrality conferred upon the singular profile of each individual, the heraldic emblems of 'family', the arms... more
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      Cultural StudiesRenaissance StudiesRenaissanceThe Classical Tradition