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ISBN: 9782503617510

Sexton, Kim

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From the 11th century onwards, loggias put the new life-world of self-governing communes in Italy on view for a savvy public, showcasing leading citizens engaged in activities which, for the times, were ethically cutting-edge; in so doing, these deceptively simple buildings helped advance progressive attitudes toward commerce, sociability, and self-rule before the dawn of the modern era.

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�diteur: Brepols N.V.
Date d'�dition: 2026
Langue: anglais
ISBN 10: 2503617514
ISBN 13: 9782503617510
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Num�ro d'�dition: 1
Nombre de pages: 187
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