Medicean and Savonarolan Florence: The Interplay of Politics, Humanism, and Religion

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Introduction, p. xv
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Lorenzo de’ Medici’s New Men and Their Mores, p. 1
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Women, Children, and Politics in the Letters of Ser Pace di Bambello, p. 39
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The Early Years of Piero di Lorenzo: Between Florentine Citizen and Medici Prince, p. 67
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Lorenzo and Public Opinion in Florence: The Problem of Opposition, p. 87
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The Revolution of 1494 in Florence and its Aftermath, p. 115
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Offices of Honour and Profit: The Crisis of Republicanism in Florence, p. 139
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Insiders and Outsiders: The Changing Boundaries of Exile, p. 177
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Ideology and Faction in Savonarolan Florence, p. 201
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De-masking Renaissance Republicanism, p. 225
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The Language of Empire, p. 247
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New Light on the Papal Condemnation of Pico’s Theses, p. 263
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Intellectual and Religious Currents in the Post-Savonarola Years, p. 279
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Back matter (“Bibliography”,“Index”), p. 303