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Description edit
"... comprehensive, readable, beautifully documented... I cannot imagine a library or a person seriously interested in Renaissance Rome without it." -- Manuscripta "Brilliant synthesis. A must." -- Bibliotheque L'Humanisme et Renaissance "... no book in English or otherwise covers the... read more
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Peter: Add a description of this character.
- Julius Ii
- Nicholas
- Giles
- Paul Iii
- Bramante
- Leo
- Biondo
- Pius Ii
- Raphael
- Constantine
- Alexander Vi
- Piero
- Michelangelo
- Philo
- Sixtus
- Julius Caesar
- Manetti
- Aquinas
- Moses
- Della Rovere
- Aaron
- Christiana
- Clement Vii
- John
- Poggio
- Alberti
- Solomon
- Luther
- George
- Marcus Aurelius
- Gregory
- Virgil
- Vegio
- Martin
- S. Pietro
- Borgia
- Val La
- Leto
- S. Maria Del Popolo
- Alfonso
- Medici
- Matthew
- Agli
Setting & Locations edit
- Renaissance Rome
- Vatican Palace
- Italy
- Jerusalem
- Florence
- Viterbo
- Eternal City
- Venice
- Naples
- Papal States
- Bologna
- Roman Curia
- Temple
- Platina
- Europe
- Constantinople
- Castel Sant
- Egypt
- Capitoline Hill
- Sistine Chapel
- Apollo
- Spain
- Vatican Library
- Nero
- Trebizond
- France
- Athens
- Montorio
- Latin Christendom
- Middle Ages
- Jupiter
- Basel
- Tuscany
- Nyssa
- Romagna
- Datary
- Sack
- Milan
- Tiber
- Pisa
- St. Andrew
First Sentence edit
Rome in the early fifteenth century belied its traditional claim to be caput mundi (head of the world).
Authors & Contributors edit
- Charles L. Stinger (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 945.6305
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