HOW CAN IT BE that the nineteenth century's most influential historian of the Italian Renaissance, Jacob Burckhardt, could write in such a way concerning Renaissance humanism, the central intellectual movement of the period?
An edition of The lost Italian Renaissance
(2004)
The Lost Italian Renaissance
Humanists, Historians, and Latin's Legacy
New Ed edition
by Christopher S. Celenza
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Publish Date
December 5, 2005
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The Johns Hopkins University Press
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English
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232
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