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Description edit
DeVries' book covers arms, the introduction of armor, gunpowder, the use of fortifications, and naval weaponry, and does so while showing how medieval military technology is connected in broader ways to Medieval society.
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Characters/People edit
- Lorenzo: Add a description of this character.
- Michelangelo
- Andreuccio
- Giovanni
- Adam
- Raphael
- Giovanna
- Filippo
- Constantine
- Maria Di Pippo
- Piero
- Aeneas
- Crispino
- Cicero
- Charles
- Domenico
- Pietro
- Bartolomeo
- Virgil
- Mary
- Cyrus
- Francesco Guicciardini
- Caterina
- Ficino
- Augustine
- Stella
- Bernardo
- Galeazzo
- Ginevra
- Ferrara
- Duccio
- Alexander
- Cesare Borgia
- Lodovico
- Pazzi
- Cellini
- Diana
- Poliziano
- Giuliano
- Machiavelli
- Bianchi
- David
- Lucretia
- Alberti
- Pico
- Paul
- Marco
- Lionardo
Setting & Locations edit
- Florence
- Rome
- Italy
- Venice
- Bologna
- Petrarch
- Naples
- New York
- Salvaza
- Rouen
- Siena
- Greece
- Perugia
- Spain
- Boccaccio
- Tuscany
- Avignon
- Pisa
- Jupiter
- Arezzo
- Padua
- Sicily
- Signoria
- Mantua
- Verona
- Guelfs
- Urbino
- Germany
- Pavia
- Florentines
- Europe
- Paris
- Vatican
- Constantinople
- Heaven
- London
- Sancia
- Lombardy
- Nencia
- Gratian
- Palermo
- Egypt
- Ravenna
- San Angelo
- Republic
- Prato
- Amerigo
- Gofredo
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 900
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