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Key to Brief Citations | 9 | |
Introduction: Athens of the Renaissance | 11 | |
Part 1 | Imperial Disciplines | 25 |
Chapter 1 | Contract with Mark | 27 |
Chapter 2 | Declarations of Independence | 37 |
Chapter 3 | The Lion's Wings | 47 |
Chapter 4 | The Lion's Tread | 61 |
Chapter 5 | Disciplines of Time | 73 |
Chapter 6 | Disciplines of Work | 85 |
Part 2 | Imperial Personnel | 93 |
Chapter 7 | Doge | 95 |
Chapter 8 | Patricians (Nobili) | 111 |
Chapter 9 | Notables (Cittadini) | 123 |
Chapter 10 | Golden Youth | 135 |
Chapter 11 | Commoners (Popolani) | 149 |
Chapter 12 | Women | 157 |
Chapter 13 | Artists | 169 |
Chapter 14 | Outsiders | 181 |
Part 3 | Imperial Piety | 193 |
Chapter 15 | Christ's Blood | 195 |
Chapter 16 | Christ's Cross | 207 |
Chapter 17 | Venetian Annunciations | 215 |
Chapter 18 | The Vulnerable Mary | 225 |
Chapter 19 | Mark: The Relic | 235 |
Chapter 20 | Mark: The Life | 247 |
Chapter 21 | War Saints: George and Theodore | 253 |
Chapter 22 | Plague Saints | 263 |
Chapter 23 | The Other Lion: Jerome's | 271 |
Part 4 | Imperial Learning | 283 |
Chapter 24 | Franciscan Learning | 285 |
Chapter 25 | Dominican Learning | 297 |
Chapter 26 | Book Learning | 305 |
Chapter 27 | Learned Architecture: Codussi | 315 |
Chapter 28 | Learned Architecture: Sansovino, Palladio | 325 |
Chapter 29 | Learned Sculpture | 335 |
Chapter 30 | Learned Politics | 341 |
Chapter 31 | Learned History | 357 |
Epilogue: A Farewell to Empire | 367 | |
Notes | 373 | |
Some Leading Dates | 399 | |
Acknowledgments | 401 | |
Index | 402 | |
Photo Credits | 416 |
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