The Spenser EncyclopediaA.C. Hamilton 'This masterly work ought to be The Elizabethan Encyclopedia, and no less.' - Cahiers Elizabethains |
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... Renaissance ed Marie Thérèse Jones-Davies (Paris) pp 55–65. For medieval lore, see T.H.White 1954 and Bartholomaeus Anglicus 1582, Book 18; for the Renaissance, see Topsell 1607; for a midseventeenth-century critical examination of much ...
... Renaissance ed Marie Thérèse Jones-Davies (Paris) pp 55–65. For medieval lore, see T.H.White 1954 and Bartholomaeus Anglicus 1582, Book 18; for the Renaissance, see Topsell 1607; for a midseventeenth-century critical examination of much ...
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... Renaissance. Although none of his works survived, his fame was attested by many classical writers, including Pliny ... Renaissance through classical authors, he found readymade symbols of his own artistic ideals. JUDITH DUNDAS Cast 1981 ...
... Renaissance. Although none of his works survived, his fame was attested by many classical writers, including Pliny ... Renaissance through classical authors, he found readymade symbols of his own artistic ideals. JUDITH DUNDAS Cast 1981 ...
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... Renaissance humanists sought to know more accurately and completely. It is true that his treatises on logic lost some prestige with the rise of rhetorical humanism in the fifteenth century and after the reforms of Lefevre d'Etaples in ...
... Renaissance humanists sought to know more accurately and completely. It is true that his treatises on logic lost some prestige with the rise of rhetorical humanism in the fifteenth century and after the reforms of Lefevre d'Etaples in ...
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