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History, Classical philology, Early Modern History, Early Christianity, Economic History, Grand Duchy of Tuscany, and 55 moreRomanian Principalities, Principality of Transylvania, The Republic of Dubrovnik, Renaissance Humanism, John Chrysostom, John Chrysostomus, Humanism, Italian Renaissance, Ottoman History, Ottoman Empire, Ottoman Balkans, Ottoman Studies, Social History, Early Modern Italy, Early modern Ottoman History, Early Modern Europe, Late Medieval and Early Modern Eastern Europe, Maritime History, Venetian History, Ancient History, Epigraphy, History of the Florentine republic, History of Florence, Simone Genga, Pellegrino Brocardo, Greek Patristics, Patristics, Paleography, Ecdotique, Fathers of the Church, Giovanni Crisostomo, Ambrogio Traversari, Italian Studies, Petrarca, Patristic Exegesis, Modern History, Modern Italian History, Transylvania, Early Modern Balkan history, Toscana, Tuscany, History of Transylvania, History of Dubrovnik, Patristics and Late Antiquity, Gregory of Nyssa, Late Antiquity, Classics, Patristic Studies, Patristics and Biblical studies, Greek and Latin Patristics, History of Art and Architecture, STORIA DELL'ARTE, Storia Dell'Architettura, Dubrovnik, and Republic of Ragusa edit
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VENERDÌ 13 maggio, ore 15,00, Sala Romania: Presentazione del libro di Gianluca Masi, I RAPPORTI TRA IL GRANDUCATO DI TOSCANA E IL PRINCIPATO DI TRANSILVANIA (1540-1699), Aracne ed, 2015. A cura di ISTITUTO ROMENO DI CULTURA E RICERCA... more
VENERDÌ 13 maggio, ore 15,00, Sala Romania:
Presentazione del libro di Gianluca Masi, I RAPPORTI TRA IL GRANDUCATO DI TOSCANA E IL PRINCIPATO DI TRANSILVANIA (1540-1699), Aracne ed, 2015.
A cura di ISTITUTO ROMENO DI CULTURA E RICERCA UMANISTICA DI VENEZIA
Partecipanti: Gianluca Masi, Mauro Cuaz.
Presentazione del libro di Gianluca Masi, I RAPPORTI TRA IL GRANDUCATO DI TOSCANA E IL PRINCIPATO DI TRANSILVANIA (1540-1699), Aracne ed, 2015.
A cura di ISTITUTO ROMENO DI CULTURA E RICERCA UMANISTICA DI VENEZIA
Partecipanti: Gianluca Masi, Mauro Cuaz.
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During the 16th century, the foreign policy of the Grand Dukes of Tuscany shows a growing interest in the territories next to the Danube and along the Adriatic coast, between the Habsburg Empire and Ottoman Empire, and takes advantage of... more
During the 16th century, the foreign policy of the Grand Dukes of Tuscany shows a growing interest in the territories next to the Danube and along the Adriatic coast, between the Habsburg Empire and Ottoman Empire, and takes advantage of relationships that Florence had previously established with this part of the continent. At the end of the century, we have the golden era of relations between Tuscany and the Romanian countries, which at the time are in the centre of the anti-Ottoman crusade. But in previous decades, even the relationships with the Republic of Ragusa were excellent and recorded the presence of personalities from the Florentine families closer to the Medici court.
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Economic History, Eastern European Studies, Ottoman History, Early Modern History, Italian Studies, and 10 moreMaritime History, Balkan Studies, Eastern European history, Ottoman Studies, Late Medieval History, Merchant Shipping/Maritime Economics/shipbuilding/Mediterranean/Shipowners/Maritime Trade, Medieval Dubrovnik (Ragusa), Dubrovnik, History of Dubrovnik, and Grand Duchy of Tuscany
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Modern History, Early Modern History, Romanian History, Polish History, Modern Europe, and 11 moreEarly Modern Europe, Architectural History, Romanian Studies, Transylvania, Tuscany, History of Transylvania, Romanian Principalities, Principality of Transylvania, History of Tuscany, Grand Duchy of Tuscany, and Simone Genga
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in ANTICO E MODERNO: SINCRETISMI, INCONTRI E SCONTRI CULTURALI NEL RINASCIMENTO. Atti del XXX Convegno internazionale (Chianciano Terme-Montepulciano, 19-21 luglio 2018), a cura di Luisa Secchi Tarugi, F. Cesati ed., Firenze 2020, pp.... more
in ANTICO E MODERNO: SINCRETISMI, INCONTRI E SCONTRI CULTURALI NEL RINASCIMENTO. Atti del XXX Convegno internazionale (Chianciano Terme-Montepulciano, 19-21 luglio 2018), a cura di Luisa Secchi Tarugi, F. Cesati ed., Firenze 2020, pp. 431-454, ISBN 978-88-7667-838-7.
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G. Masi, Un ciclo di omelie del Crisostomo “De precatione”?. In: (a cura di): F.B. Barone, C. Macé, P.A. Ubierna, Philologie, herméneutique et histoire des textes entre orient et occident. Mélanges en hommage à Sever J. Voicu. pp. 951-976, Turnhout: Brepols Publisher, 2017, ISBN: 978-2-503-57033-4more
Gregory of Nyssa’s Laudatio altera S. Stephani Protomartyris (CPG 3187) has been critically published by Lendle from the two extant copies of the long recension, mostly disregarding the unique Greek witness of a short form which is... more
Gregory of Nyssa’s Laudatio altera S. Stephani Protomartyris (CPG 3187) has been critically published by Lendle from the two extant copies of the long recension, mostly disregarding the unique Greek witness of a short form which is attributed to John Chrysostom. Following the unveiling of an Armenian translation of the short recension, also attributed to Chrysostom, the paper examines its critical role, its links with the short Greek form and proposes a revision of Lendle’s text.
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Armenian Studies, Ecdotics, Early Christianity, Paleography, Classical Armenian, and 12 moreClassical philology, Gregory of Nyssa, John Chrysostom, Armenian Language, Ecdótica, Ecdotica, John Chrysostomus, Critica Testuale E Ecdotica, Ecdotique, St Gregory of Nyssa, Critica Testuale Ed Ecdotica, and Giovanni Crisostomo
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In this study, it is analyzed the correspondence of some humanists of the 15th century in which there are significant mentions of the works attributed to John Chrysostom. It starts with Ambrogio Traversari whose correspondence is the most... more
In this study, it is analyzed the correspondence of some humanists of the 15th century in which there are significant mentions of the works attributed to John Chrysostom. It starts with Ambrogio Traversari whose correspondence is the most plentiful of information; it continues with dedicatory letters of translators such as Giovanni Tortelli, Teodoro Gaza, Lilio Libelli, Lorenzo Giustiniani, Lauro Quirini, Francesco Griffolini, Pietro Balbi, Cristoforo Persona, Andrea Brenta and Lorenzo Lippi, but in particular, to follow the events of the Latin translation of the Epistola ad Cyriacum, we have the letters of Enea Silvio Piccolomini (Pope Pio II).
L’Umanesimo e la Roma cristiana dei Padri della Chiesa: il Crisostomo in latino nel Quattrocento. In: (a cura di): L. Secchi Tarugi, Roma pagana e Roma cristiana nel Rinascimento. Atti del XXIV Conv. inter. (Chianciano-Pienza, 19-21 lug. 2012), p. 119-135, Firenze: Cesati, 2014, ISBN: 9788876674983more
Ambrogio Traversari e le traduzioni di Giovanni Crisostomo. L’Humanitas intesa come “Docta Pietas”. In: (a cura di): L. S. Tarugi, Feritas, Humanitas, Divinitas nel Rinascimento. Atti del XXII Conv. inter. (Chianciano-Pienza, 19-22 lug. 2010), p. 215-245, Firenze: Cesati, 2012, ISBN: 9788876674310more
L’uso delle fonti classiche nel IV libro dell’Africa. Rapporti con la “Vita Scipionis” e con la Sen. II, 1. In: (a cura di): L.S. Tarugi, F. Petrarca. L’opera latina: tradizione e fortuna. Atti del XVI Conv. inter. (Chianciano-Pienza 19-22 lug. 2004), Firenze 2006, p. 149-170. ISBN: 9788876672231more
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Classics, Patristics, Classical philology, John Chrysostom, Patristic Exegesis, and 10 morePatristic Studies, Patristics and Late Antiquity, Patristics and Biblical studies, Patristique, Filologia Clasica, John Chrysostomus, Greek Patristics, Patrística, Greek and Latin Patristics, and Giovanni Crisostomo
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Here is a preview. A hard or PDF copy of the book is available from the Aracne online store, at the price, respectively, of Euro 28.00 and 16.80. See:
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--- The book has as its objective the analysis of the multiple relations between the Grand Duchy of Tuscany and the Transylvanian Principality for more than a century and a half (1540-1699). Past the time when the city of Florence had tied close relations with the Kingdom of Hungary, during the sixteenth century some Italians reached the Principality of Transylvania, continuing to maintain relations with Tuscany. The golden era in the history of these relations arises at the end of the century, when the Genga brothers, in the early stages of the Long War (1593-1596), played a major role, ensuring diplomatic relations at least among three courts: Medicean, Transylvanian and Pontifical.
--- http://www.aracneeditrice.it/aracneweb/index.php/pubblicazione.html?item=9788854890015
--- The book has as its objective the analysis of the multiple relations between the Grand Duchy of Tuscany and the Transylvanian Principality for more than a century and a half (1540-1699). Past the time when the city of Florence had tied close relations with the Kingdom of Hungary, during the sixteenth century some Italians reached the Principality of Transylvania, continuing to maintain relations with Tuscany. The golden era in the history of these relations arises at the end of the century, when the Genga brothers, in the early stages of the Long War (1593-1596), played a major role, ensuring diplomatic relations at least among three courts: Medicean, Transylvanian and Pontifical.