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A New Age: The Virgilian Renaissance

L. B. T. Houghton

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Considers the contribution made by adaptations and quotations from Virgil's fourth Eclogue to contemporary articulations of the concept of the Renaissance in Italy.

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Considers the contribution made by adaptations and quotations from Virgil's fourth Eclogue to contemporary articulations of the concept of the Renaissance in Italy.

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Considers the contribution made by adaptations and quotations from Virgil's fourth Eclogue to contemporary articulations of the concept of the Renaissance in Italy.

Key concepts: The Renaissance, Art, Classics, Literature, Art history

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