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| + | ====== Guido Castelnuovo, A Classic Revisited: Nobility, Heredity and Virtue from Aristotle to Dante and Bartolo (Communal Italy, early 13th – mid 14th Century) ====== | ||
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| + | At least since the middle of the 13th century, the age-old debate over | ||
| + | the true essence of nobility became a major issue of urban politics and | ||
| + | society in communal Italy. One of the primary aims of this paper is to | ||
| + | present the cultural context which has subsisted over a long period (from | ||
| + | Aristotle to Seneca, from Boethius to the scholastics) that inspired | ||
| + | thought of Italian intellectuals on the nature of nobility, from Brunetto | ||
| + | Latini to Dante and Bartolo da Sassoferrato. In this way, certain guide- | ||
| + | lines are presented for the study of that engrossing theme of cultural | ||
| + | geneology, the old and recent controversy over two apparently conflict- | ||
| + | ing ideas of nobility: the heredity of noble lineage and the nobility | ||
| + | derived from the soul and virtue. | ||
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