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Renaissance, italy

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Culture and society in Renaissance Italy, 1420-1540

Peter Burke

1972

Savonarola and Florence

Donald Weinstein

1970

Ritual brotherhood in Renaissance Florence

Ronald F. E. Weissman

1982

The Pope's Daughter

Caroline P. Murphy

2006

The Borgias

Michael Edward Mallett

1969

The Renaissance in Italy

Guido Ruggiero

2014

Mercenaries and their masters

Michael Edward Mallett

1974

Courtesans of the Italian Renaissance

Georgina Masson

1975

Venetian ships and shipbuilders of the Renaissance

Frederic Chapin Lane

1934

Virgins of Venice

Mary Laven

2003

Possible lives

Alison Knowles Frazier

2004

Printing, writers, and readers in Renaissance Italy

Richardson, Brian

1999

The Story of the Borgias

John Fyvie

1912

History of Italian Renaissance art

Frederick Hartt

1969

The Medici

Paul Strathern

2005

Italy in the age of the Renaissance, 1380-1530

Hay, Denys., John Law

1989

Death and ritual in Renaissance Florence

Sharon T. Strocchia

1992

Philosophy and humanism

Paul Oskar Kristeller

1976

Machiavelli and Guicciardini

Felix Gilbert

1965

Meus Artigos

Jacob Burckhardt

1900

A short history of Renaissance Italy

Lisa Kaborycha

2011

The Renaissance Dialogue

Virginia Cox

1992

The Italian Renaissance

Peter Burke

2014

Interpreting the Renaissance

Manfredo Tafuri

2006

The Civilization of the Italian Renaissance

Kenneth R. Bartlett

1992

Drawing and painting in the Italian Renaissance workshop

Carmen Bambach

1999

Medieval military technology

Kelly DeVries

2012

Machiavelli and Renaissance Italy

J. R. Hale

1960

Renaissance Vision from Spectacles to Telescopes (Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society)

Vincent Ilardi

2007

Only connect--

John K. G. Shearman

1992

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