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Tag Archives: Rome
Infernal Politics: Dante and the Separation of Church and State
So I am reading up on 14th century Rome, as noted earlier, and also listening to a course on tape about epics, and both have suddenly converged on a curious note: the Medieval origins of the separation of church and … Continue reading
Posted in medieval, religion, research, Uncategorized
Tagged 14th century, Holy Roman Empire, medieval, pope, Religion, research, Rome
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The Palimpsest of History
One reason I love London is that you can be looking out the window at a bus stop and see this: The juxtaposition of old and new fascinates me. Rome is great this way, too, though the history there tends to … Continue reading
Posted in history, medieval, research
Tagged architecture, history, London, medieval, Palimsest, Rome
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