
Giulia Gonzaga and the Religious Controversies of Sixteenth-Century Italy
Camilla Russell
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Tolomeo Fiadoni (1236-1327) was one of the most important political theorists and historians of the Middle Ages. He was central to developing a theory for the practices of Northern Italian republicanism and was hostile to kingship, portraying it as despotic and inappropriate for virtuous and freedom-loving people.
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