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Reception of Greek culture in sixteenth century France: between religious suspicion et political use
In sixteenth-century France, the development of Hellenism coincided with the arrival of Protestantism and the explosion of religious conflicts. In this context, the reception and use of Greek language and culture is situated between confessional polemic, and political tool to respond to conflicts.
19 oggetti
Platon
University of Cyprus
Jean-Marc Nattier; Petrus Rubens
University of Cyprus