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Pastoral and lyric poetry were unimportant in the fifteenth century . There was still , however , much attention to the work of translating Greek and Latin authors . At the end of the Italian classical Renaissance , an age of improved ...
Pastoral and lyric poetry were unimportant in the fifteenth century . There was still , however , much attention to the work of translating Greek and Latin authors . At the end of the Italian classical Renaissance , an age of improved ...
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In the first half of the century a play was symetrically divided into five acts . ... Latin plays , which were written in Italy in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries in imitation of classical models , were produced before university ...
In the first half of the century a play was symetrically divided into five acts . ... Latin plays , which were written in Italy in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries in imitation of classical models , were produced before university ...
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Indeed , modern democracy owes much to the theological disputes which disturbed Europe in the fifteenth century . Although Renaissance jurists aimed to strengthen the monarchy , ultimately their ideas were used to support democratic ...
Indeed , modern democracy owes much to the theological disputes which disturbed Europe in the fifteenth century . Although Renaissance jurists aimed to strengthen the monarchy , ultimately their ideas were used to support democratic ...
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