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Francesco Filelfo, Oligarchic Virtue, and Medicean Vice
Francesco Filelfo, Oligarchic Virtue, and Medicean Vice
This chapter looks at how Francesco Filelfo, a non-Florentine, taught classics at the University of Florence during 1429–34, turning his classroom into a forum for oligarchic ideol...
Poggio and the Ideology of the Medici Regime
Poggio and the Ideology of the Medici Regime
The chapter looks at how Poggio (1380–1459) went from early book hunting (the source of his fame today) to becoming the major ideologue of the Medici regime (without him, it was be...
Democracy's Medici
Democracy's Medici
Democracy’s Medici: The Federal Reserve and the Art of Collecting is a profile of the central bank seen from the perspective of the author’s unorthodox art-historical career as fou...
Niccolò Niccoli, the Man Who Was Nothing
Niccolò Niccoli, the Man Who Was Nothing
This chapter examines how Niccolò Niccoli (1364–1437), the humanist closest to Cosimo de’ Medici and hated by many scholars from his time to our own, represented a negation of cont...


