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Pliny the Elder ( 23-79 ) , the greatest Roman naturalist , wrote a learned compilation entitled Natural History . Martial ( ca. 40-104 ) was the chief Roman epigrammatic poet . Quintillian ( 40-118 ) , the greatest of Roman ...
Pliny the Elder ( 23-79 ) , the greatest Roman naturalist , wrote a learned compilation entitled Natural History . Martial ( ca. 40-104 ) was the chief Roman epigrammatic poet . Quintillian ( 40-118 ) , the greatest of Roman ...
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The greatest period for literary and artistic production , as well as for development in science and learning in general , was from 1261 to 1453. It happens also that this was the epoch of greatest political decadence .
The greatest period for literary and artistic production , as well as for development in science and learning in general , was from 1261 to 1453. It happens also that this was the epoch of greatest political decadence .
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the greatest art center of western Europe . The Florentine spirit had its root in the Middle Ages rather than in Greece or Rome , for it was profoundly religious . Giotto ( 1266-1337 ) was inspired by Gothic painters and by nature .
the greatest art center of western Europe . The Florentine spirit had its root in the Middle Ages rather than in Greece or Rome , for it was profoundly religious . Giotto ( 1266-1337 ) was inspired by Gothic painters and by nature .
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