Fathers of the Renaissance: Why Petrarch, Not Leonardo, Started It
Sometime in the fourteenth century, an Italian scholar sat alone in his study in Avignon and did something that would have struck his contemporaries as faintly mad: he wrote a letter to Cicero. Not a meditation on Cicero, not a commentary on his texts — a letter, addressed directly to a man...
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