The Renaissance Vision of Solace and Tranquillity: Consolation and Therapeutic Wisdom in Italian Humanist Thought. (Volumes I and Ii)

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prepare the way for the consolatory genres, perspectives, and solutions which emerge across the Alps--as can be seen in figures such as Erasmus, Josse Clichtove, Jean Guillemard, Pierre du Moulin (the Younger), Joseph Hall, Martin Day, and Robert Burton.

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