Florentine Life During the Renaissance
Florentine Life During the Renaissance
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Sixty years later, there was formed a similar procession, to receive at the same city gate another crowned head, whose coming was hailed as a special providence of God, but whose visit proved an expensive luxury and bitter disap})ointment to the city. Savonarola, at the height of his power, had pre- dicted such great results to be gained from a visit of the French king, tliat when at last it was known that tiie king was really on his way, great expectations were aroused. In honor of his coming ...the great doors of the Porta San Frediano had been taken from their hinges, a part of the city wall itself thrown down, and the wide moat filled uj>. The streets through which Charles VIII. Of France was to pass were strewn with sweet- smelling herbs; the houses along the route were hung with tapestries and rich stuffs ; from their windows floated banners displaying the fleur-de-lis and mottoes in letters of gold, in honor of the king. On the church doors was displayed the inscription, "Hex, pax, restauratio libertatis.
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Sixty years later, there was formed a similar procession, to receive at the same city gate another crowned head, whose coming was hailed as a special providence of God, but whose visit proved an expensive luxury and bitter disap})ointment to the city. Savonarola, at the height of his power, had pre- dicted such great results to be gained from a visit of the French king, tliat when at last it was known that tiie king was really on his way, great expectations were aroused. In honor of his coming ...the great doors of the Porta San Frediano had been taken from their hinges, a part of the city wall itself thrown down, and the wide moat filled uj>. The streets through which Charles VIII. Of France was to pass were strewn with sweet- smelling herbs; the houses along the route were hung with tapestries and rich stuffs ; from their windows floated banners displaying the fleur-de-lis and mottoes in letters of gold, in honor of the king. On the church doors was displayed the inscription, "Hex, pax, restauratio libertatis.
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