Holy Blood, Holy Grail
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And he undertook to create an academy of Pythagorean and Platonic studies. Cosimo’s academy quickly generated a multitude of similar institutions throughout the Italian peninsula, which became bastions of Western esoteric tradition. And from them the high culture of the Renaissance began to blossom.
Rene d’Anjou not only contributed in some measure to the formation of the academies, but also seems to have conferred upon them one of their favourite symbolic themes that of Arcadia. Certainly it is... in Rene’s own career that the motif of Arcadia appears to have made its debut in post-Christian Western culture. In 1449, for example, at his court of Tarascon, Rene staged a series of pas dames curious hybrid amalgams of tournament and masque, in which knights tilted against each other and, at the same time, performed a species of drama or play. One of Rene’s most famous pas dames was called “The Pas dAmes of the Shepherdess’. Played by his mistress at the time, the “Shepherdess’ was an explicitly Arcadian figure, embodying both romantic and philosophical attributes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he undertook to create an academy of Pythagorean and Platonic studies. Cosimo’s academy quickly generated a multitude of similar institutions throughout the Italian peninsula, which became bastions of Western esoteric tradition. And from them the high culture of the Renaissance began to blossom.
Rene d’Anjou not only contributed in some measure to the formation of the academies, but also seems to have conferred upon them one of their favourite symbolic themes that of Arcadia. Certainly it is... in Rene’s own career that the motif of Arcadia appears to have made its debut in post-Christian Western culture. In 1449, for example, at his court of Tarascon, Rene staged a series of pas dames curious hybrid amalgams of tournament and masque, in which knights tilted against each other and, at the same time, performed a species of drama or play. One of Rene’s most famous pas dames was called “The Pas dAmes of the Shepherdess’. Played by his mistress at the time, the “Shepherdess’ was an explicitly Arcadian figure, embodying both romantic and philosophical attributes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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