The Renaissance: The Story of Civilization, Volume VThe Story of Civilization, Volume V: A history of civilization in Italy from 1304-1576. This is the fifth volume of the classic, Pulitzer Prize-winning series. |
Contents
THE RENAISSANCE CAPTURES ROME 144792 | |
145558 | |
148492 | |
The Sinner | |
JULIUS II 150313 | |
The Young Raphael | |
Michelangelo | |
LEO X 151321 | |
THE POPES INAVIGNON 130977 | |
The Road to Rome | |
The Christian Life | |
THE FLORENTINE RENAISSANCE 13781534 | |
THE RISE OF THE MEDICI 13781464 | |
The Material Basis | |
Cosimo Pater Patriae | |
The Humanists | |
the Age of Brunellesco | |
Sculpture 1 Ghiberti | |
Donatello | |
Painting | |
A Miscellany | |
Lorenzo the Magnificent | |
Lorenzo Passes | |
The Martyr | |
The Republic and the Medici | |
MILAN | |
Arts | |
The Scientist | |
TUSCANY AND UMBRIA | |
Umbria and the Baglioni | |
MANTUA | |
FERRARA | |
Letters | |
VENICE AND HER REALM | |
Venetian Life | |
Venetian Letters | |
Verona | |
Along the Emilian | |
THE KINGDOM OF NAPLES | |
THE CRISIS IN THE CHURCH 13781447 | |
Scholars | |
151320 | |
THE INTELLECTUAL REVOLT | |
Philosophy | |
THE MORAL RELEASE I The Founts and Forms of Immorality | |
The Morals of the Clergy | |
Sexual Morality | |
Renaissance | |
Renaissance Woman VI The Home | |
Public Morality | |
Manners and Amusements | |
Drama | |
Music | |
Perspective | |
THE POLITICAL COLLAPSE 14941534 | |
14961505 | |
150816 | |
151321 | |
152223 | |
the First Phase | |
1527 | |
152730 | |
Clement VII and the Arts | |
152034 | |
152834 | |
FINALE 153476 | |
SUNSET IN VENICE I Venice Reborn | |
Aretino | |
Titian and the Kings | |
Tintoretto | |
Veronese | |
Perspective | |
THE WANING OF THE RENAISSANCE I The Decline of Italy | |
Literature | |
the Last Phase | |
PHOTOGRAPHS | |
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Common terms and phrases
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