The survival of the pagan Gods.
The survival of the pagan Gods. | Rare and modern books | Seznec, Jean
Rare and modern books
Seznec, Jean
Princeton, NJ - Princeton University Press, 1972.,
The survival of the pagan Gods.
The survival of the pagan Gods. | Rare and modern books | Seznec, Jean
Rare and modern books
Seznec, Jean
Princeton, NJ - Princeton University Press, 1972.,
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Germany)
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Details
- ISBN
- 0691098298
- Author
- Seznec, Jean
- Publishers
- Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, 1972.
- Size
- XIV, 376 S. Originalleinen.
- Dust jacket
- False
- Languages
- English
- Inscribed
- False
- First edition
- False
Description
Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - The title of the present work requires a certain amount of explanation. As the Middle Ages and the Renaissance come to be better known, the traditional antithesis between them grows less marked. The medieval period appears "less dark and static," and the Renaissance "less bright and less sudden." Above all, it is now recognized that pagan antiquity, far from experiencing a "rebirth" in fifteenth-century Italy, had remained alive within the culture and art of the Middle Ages. Even the gods were not restored to life, for they had never disappeared from the memory or imagination of man. ISBN 0691098298
