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La città di vita
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La città di vita

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  • Cicero
    humanism
    / Active virtue

    Palmieri’s philosophical poem, La città di vita (c. 1464; “The City of Life”), developed the idea that the world was divinely ordained to test human virtue in action. Later humanism would broaden and diversify the theme of active virtue. Machiavelli saw action not only as the goal of…

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    Palmieri’s philosophical poem, La città di vita (c. 1464; “The City of Life”), developed the idea that the world was divinely ordained to test human virtue in action. Later humanism would broaden and diversify the theme of active virtue. Machiavelli saw action not only as the goal of…

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