Works vol. 2 (poetry)
Opere vol. 2
Italian
1914
331 pages
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florentine-platonismhistoryliteraturepoliticsrenaissance
Step into the mind of the 'Magnificent' architect of the Renaissance, where the high-stakes world of Florentine politics meets the ethereal realm of Neoplatonic poetry. Lorenzo de' Medici offers more than just verses; he provides a profound philosophical defense of the Italian language and an intimate map of the human heart in the face of love, exile, and assassination plots.
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