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traditional notion of the world as book or the book of nature is subtly transformed into a baroque universe of metaphor, analogy, and conceit in
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Baroque poetics". Benedetto Croce wrote of Tesauro that he provided "a sketch, an idea, or at least a symbol of what aesthetics was to become". Tesauro's way of rethinking the history of rhetoric and its relationship with logic has been recalled during the eighteenth century by
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Thesauri Patritii Taurinensi. Comitis et maiorum insignium equitis SS. Mauritii et Lazari, Inscriptiones quotquot reperiri potuerunt operâ, et diligentiâ D. Emmanuelis Philiberti Panealbi, Equitis, et in Augustotaurinensi Almâ Universitate Sacrorum Canonum Interpretis Primarii. Cum
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something completely new and original, in emulation of God's own initial act of creation. "Just as God brings forth that which is out of that which is not, so wit makes something out of nothing". The world is God's poem, which is written in conceits, and God is thus a "witty creator". Thus, the
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is the faculty of "binding together the remote and separate notions of the proposed objects", and thus exactly corresponds to "the very function of metaphor", of "express one concept by means of another very different one," of "finding similarity in things dissimilar".
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is our most sublime faculty, promoting us up the hierarchy of creatures, Tesauro considers wit "a marvelous force of the intellect," representing nothing less than the human person's direct participation in divine creative power: through the exercise of his
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Lombard descent. Additional notes printed in double columns are provided by Valeriano Castiglione on pp. 45–48, 111-120, 123-225. This book was one of the principal sources for
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Tesauro left a considerable mark in the history of 17th century
Italian culture and politics. In politics – after he left the Society of Jesus in 1634 – as a firm supporter of the «principist» party and of the
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Aristotle "nel quale la moderna scienza vide il suo massimo antagonista."
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L'arte delle lettere missiue del conte d. Emanuele
Tesauro. Vindicata dall'obliuione, et dedicata al serenissimo principe di Piemonte dal conte, & caualiere d. Luigi Francesco Morozzo
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Il cannocchiale aristotelico, ossia Idea dell'arguta et ingeniosa elocutione che serve a tutta l'Arte oratoria, lapidaria, et simbolica esaminata co' Principij del divino
Aristotele
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Thesauri e Societate Iesu, Cæsares; et ejusdem varia carmina: quibus accesserunt nobilissimorum Orientis et Occidentis Pontificum elogia et varia opera poetica
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and the rise of the "argutia" movement is well documented in the studies by Miguel
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and various other poems, reprinted in Oxford in 1637, and again in London in 1651. He contributed eleven inscriptions to the celebrations which commemorated, at the behest of
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Campeggiamenti del serenissimo Principe Tomaso di Sauoia descritti dal Conte, e Cauaglier Gran Croce d. Emanuele Tesauro patritio torinese
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Inventing a metaphor is therefore an act of discovery, an exploration of the subtle network of relationships knitting all things together.
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Benassi, Alessandro (2006). "Lo scherzevole inganno: figure ingegnose e argutezza nel Cannocchiale aristotelico di Emanuele Tesauro".
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saw twenty-seven editions over the course of the following century and translations in all of the major European languages, including
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La filosofia morale deriuata dall'alto fonte del grande Aristotele Stagirita, dal conte, et caualier Gran Croce don Emanuele Tesauro
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Mehnert, Henning (1976). "Bugia und Argutezza. Emanuele Tesauros Theorie von Struktur und Funktionweise des barocken Concetto".
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Pittoresco. Marco Boschini, His Critics, and Their Critiques of Painterly Brushwork in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Italy
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had long-lasting influence on subsequent Italian philosophy. At the end of the seventeenth century, Giambattista Vico defined
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repeatedly discusses and criticizes the ideas developed by Tesauro. The influence of Emanuele Tesauro, Baltasar Gracián and
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Snyder, Jon R. (2016). "Art and Truth in Baroque Italy, or the Case of Emanuele Tesauro's Il cannocchiale aristotelico".
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is of one of the most ambitious baroque historical interpretation of the early barbarian kingdoms of Italy spanning from
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as "vestige of the Divine into the human" (vestigio della Divinità nell'Animo Humano). Like Gracián, who believes that
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Doglio, Maria Luisa (2000). "Emanuele Tesauro e la parola che crea: metafora e potere della scrittura".
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and the faculty of assembling that which at first sight appears to be separate and unrelated (Vico,
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in seventeenth-century Europe", and "a milestone in the history of aesthetics". In
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Tesauro attributes a well-nigh divine quality to wit. He sees
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The Sixteenth-century Italian Impresa in Theory and Practice
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Jesuitische 'ars rhetorica' im Zeitalter der Glaubenskämpfe
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has been called "one of the most important statements of
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The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy in Early Modern Europe
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The Cambridge History of Seventeenth-Century Philosophy
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Dictionary of Untranslatables. A Philosophical Lexicon
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Eco's Chaosmos: From the Middle Ages to Postmodernity
342:; 28 January 1592 – 26 February 1675) was an Italian
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1111:(in Latin). Turin: Typis Bartholomaei Zapatae. 1670.
451:(1585). At the age of nineteen, Tesauro entered the
2322:Loach, Judi (1986). "L'Influence de Tesauro sur le
2309:Kelly, Denzil (1984). "Tradition and Innovation in
754:(intellect), the faculty of seeking logical truth,
624:(1670), very widespread and appreciated. Tesauro's
513:, and subsequently stayed in that city until 1630.
393:Tesauro is remembered chiefly for his seminal work
2365:Vuilleumier, Florence (1999). "Les Conceptismes".
5636:
4193:
3263:International Association of Jesuit Universities
1178:La vergine trionfante, et il capricorno scornato
712:. The expression "aristotelian telescope" is an
5740:17th-century Italian dramatists and playwrights
1649:
1355:. Cambridge University Press. pp. 211–12.
1131:. Vol. 1. Turin: Bartolomeo Zavatta. 1673.
1079:(1822), about the son of the last Lombard king
907:(1654), quoted in summary in Ernest B. Gilman,
663:
591:. He later tutored the future King of Sardinia
466:, published posthumously, as well as his first
1481:. Oxford University Press. 2013. p. 216.
1440:. University of California Press. p. 69.
474:. In 1619 he published his highly influential
4179:
3375:
2557:
2271:"Port-Royal vs Tesauro: signe, figure, sujet"
2009:, Frankfurt a.M. 1964, 623; cf. also 623–636.
1753:Groulier, Jean-François (2014). "Argutezza".
1392:
1249:Mare Magnum: the arts in the early modern age
716:: it brings together two opposing ideas: the
1393:Raviola, Blythe Alice; Bianco, Luca (2015).
1040:Of the Kingdom of Italy under the Barbarians
444:, poet, and political figure, author of the
2364:
1960:. Cambridge University Press. p. 126.
1903:Tesauro invokes the argument, developed in
1819:The Cambridge History of Literary Criticism
1399:Incontri. Rivista europea di studi italiani
1279:
1277:
1042:]. Turin: per Bartolomeo Zavatta. 1664.
1028:. Turin: appresso Bartolomeo Zauatta. 1661.
605:, including his own revised version of the
568:; in this period he wrote a history of the
431:
4186:
4172:
3382:
3368:
2564:
2550:
2082:The Oxford Companion to Italian Literature
1926:. Bloomsbury Academic. 1996. p. 578.
1640:(New York: Random House, 1954), 1459a 5-8.
1271:, III, Warszawa 1970, pp. 488-491, at 491.
1100:. Turin: appresso Bartolomeo Zapata. 1670.
980:Historia dell'Augustissima Città di Torino
578:Campeggiamenti, overo istorie del Piemonte
405:written in early modern Europe. Tesauro's
29:
2603:Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola
2424:
2328:La France et l'Italie Au Temps de Mazarin
2286:
2144:Northern Miscellany of Literary Criticism
1781:
1740:
1420:
1410:
1283:
739:. He attempts to legitimise the Baroque "
580:, first published between 1640 and 1643.
3214:Superior General of the Society of Jesus
2532:Literature by and about Emanuele Tesauro
2295:
2154:
1752:
1501:
1274:
1141:. Cologne: appresso Giacomo Pindo. 1673.
1138:Origine delle guerre civili del Piemonte
973:
669:
5750:Italian male dramatists and playwrights
3389:
3256:List of Jesuit educational institutions
2403:
2347:
2315:Altro Polo: A Volume of Italian Studies
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2201:
2075:
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1460:
1181:. Venice: Giovanni Giacomo Hertz. 1680.
948:, that interpreted rhetoric tradition.
5637:
5187:Wilhelm Emmanuel Freiherr von Ketteler
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2386:: Editrice Artistica Piemontese: 7–29.
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1835:. Bologna: Gioseffo Longhi, 1675. p. 1
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1171:. Turin: per Bartolomeo Zapatta. 1679.
1161:. Turin: per Bartolomeo Zapatta. 1674.
1151:. Turin: per Bartolomeo Zapatta. 1674.
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1924:Cassell Dictionary Italian Literature
1634:The Rhetoric and Poetics of Aristotle
1610:
1251:, p. 162, in John A. Marino, editor,
1216:
1168:Historia dell'augusta città di Torino
1008:. Ivrea: apresso San Francesco. 1646.
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337:
2493:Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani
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1955:
1654:. Taylor & Francis. p. 85.
1350:
1322:Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani
727:While having as a model the work of
2656:Suppression of the Society of Jesus
2499:Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana
1984:(Tubingen, 1970); Miguel Batllori,
1556:
1328:Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana
978:Frontispice of the 1679 edition of
674:Frontispice of the 1670 edition of
585:Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus
562:Thomas Francis, prince of Carignano
13:
2432:. De Gruyter. pp. 1476–1477.
1817:Kennedy, George Alexander (1989).
1688:De antiquissima italorum sapientia
1529:The Oxford Handbook of the Baroque
1046:Del Regno d'Italia sotto i Barbari
1035:Del Regno d'Italia sotto i Barbari
911:(New Haven CT: Yale UP, 1978): 70.
837:, there also exists that symbolic
618:Del Regno d'Italia sotto i Barbari
482:and verses on Roman emperors from
14:
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5745:17th-century Italian male writers
5720:17th-century Italian philosophers
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2020:Storia dell'età barocca in Italia
1853:Tesauro 1670, p. 82 as quoted in
1502:Caldwell, Dorigen Sophie (2004).
1108:eiusque notis et illustrationibus
382:, and on that occasion wrote his
5690:Italian male non-fiction writers
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1992:(Frankfurt, 1986); K.-P. Lange,
35:Portrait of Emanuele Tesauro by
5655:17th-century Italian historians
4505:Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite
3221:Pontifical Gregorian University
2317:. University of Sydney: 93–105.
2037:
2026:, 1910, p. 316.—cf. C. Vasoli,
2012:
2007:Epochen der italienischen Lyrik
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4218:History of the Catholic Church
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889:, the artist or poet produces
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4867:Giovanni Pico della Mirandola
4264:History of Christian theology
3270:Ignatian Pedagogical Paradigm
3235:Pontifical Oriental Institute
3228:Pontifical Biblical Institute
2630:Regimini militantis Ecclesiae
2428:(2009). "Tesauro, Emanuele".
2022:, 2nd ed., 1964, p. 188; and
1988:(Rome, 1958); Barbara Bauer,
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825:Contrary to the Spanish term
5660:17th-century Italian Jesuits
4195:History of Catholic theology
2860:Roque González de Santa Cruz
2380:Il Cannocchiale Aristotelico
2350:Il cannocchiale aristotelico
2311:Il cannocchiale aristotelico
1833:Il Cannocchiale Aristotelico
1729:Il Cannocchiale aristotelico
1716:Il Cannocchiale aristotelico
1284:Farronato, Cristina (2003).
1118:Il cannocchiale aristotelico
963:The Island of the Day Before
917:Il cannocchiale aristotelico
698:Il cannocchiale aristotelico
676:il Cannocchiale aristotelico
665:Il cannocchiale aristotelico
426:
420:The Island of the Day Before
395:Il cannocchiale aristotelico
339:[emanuˈɛːleteˈzauro]
146:Il cannocchiale aristotelico
97:Jesuit Brera College (Milan)
7:
3620:Theological intellectualism
2571:
2354:Omaggio a Gianfranco Folena
1588:7, no. 25 (March 1970): 54.
1292:University of Toronto Press
1225:University of Chicago Press
905:Il cannochiale aristotelico
522:Idea delle perfette imprese
99:Collegium Maximum (Naples)
10:
5766:
5293:Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
5283:Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange
4568:Transubstantiation dispute
3998:Principle of double effect
3306:Saint-Pierre de Montmartre
3173:List of Jesuit theologians
3138:Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
2495:, Volume 95: Taranto–Togni
2399:. Turin: Einaudi: 569–630.
1855:Gilman, Ernest B. (1978).
1759:Princeton University Press
1506:. AMS Press. p. 200.
1463:Le metamorfosi del Barocco
1461:Griseri, Andreina (1967).
1324:, Volume 95: Taranto–Togni
702:The aristotelian telescope
501:In 1622 Tesauro began his
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1875:Cannocchiale aristotelico
1436:Symcox, Geoffrey (1983).
1315:Chiodo, Domenico (2019).
937:Cannocchiale aristotelico
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4292:First Epistle of Clement
3063:Alfonso Rodríguez Olmedo
2412:. Leo S. Olschki: 9–55.
2269:Hallyn, Fernand (1980).
1887:Küpper, Joachim (2017).
1674:Tesauro's definition of
1650:Shun-Liang Chao (2017).
1622:Tesauro's definition of
969:
478:, a collection of latin
432:Early life and education
229:Francesco Fulvio Frugoni
5318:Dietrich von Hildebrand
5182:Giovanni Maria Cornoldi
5056:Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet
5036:Mary of Jesus of Ágreda
4578:Paulinus II of Aquileia
4573:Predestination disputes
3625:Theological voluntarism
2804:Claude de la Colombière
2536:German National Library
2337:Stanford Italian Review
2181:(1). Baltimore: 15–30.
2086:Oxford University Press
1857:The Curious Perspective
1534:Oxford University Press
1465:. Einaudi. p. 168.
1412:10.18352/incontri.10133
1351:Moul, Victoria (2022).
1217:Maggi, Armando (2008).
1089:Kingdom of the Lombards
494:, the beatification of
168:17th-century philosophy
5715:Roman Catholic writers
5700:Italian Baroque people
5554:Catholicism portal
5403:Hans Urs von Balthasar
5202:Tommaso Maria Zigliara
5142:Félicité de La Mennais
4821:The Cloud of Unknowing
4322:The Shepherd of Hermas
4141:Catholicism portal
3349:Catholicism portal
2612:Ad maiorem Dei gloriam
2588:Protestant Reformation
2522:by Luigi Fassò in the
2313:of Emanuele Tesauro".
2233:Romanische Forschungen
2028:Le imprese del Tesauro
1784:Comparative Literature
1265:Władysław Tatarkiewicz
982:
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696:Right from the title,
678:
540:. He also carried out
5710:Catholic philosophers
5328:Marie-Dominique Chenu
5247:Marie-Joseph Lagrange
5232:Désiré-Joseph Mercier
5116:Clement Mary Hofbauer
5111:Johann Michael Sailer
4538:Maximus the Confessor
4230:History of the papacy
4153:Philosophy portal
3968:Infused righteousness
3242:Jesuit China missions
2525:Enciclopedia Treccani
2486:Bisi, Monica (2019).
2463:10.1353/mln.2016.0014
2174:Modern Language Notes
2127:Studi sul concettismo
2046:Laboratorio dell'ISPF
1980:See Wilfried Barner,
1956:Sohm, Philip (1991).
1861:Yale University Press
1536:. 2019. p. 467.
1317:"TESAURO, Alessandro"
1269:History of Aesthetics
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685:constituted, next to
673:
587:and preceptor of the
566:Piedmontese Civil War
376:Piedmontese Civil War
283:Ecclesiastical career
80:Turin, Duchy of Savoy
5680:Italian rhetoricians
5665:Italian male writers
5504:Raniero Cantalamessa
5474:Alice von Hildebrand
5423:Edward Schillebeeckx
5101:Maria Gaetana Agnesi
4986:Lawrence of Brindisi
4916:Francisco de Vitoria
4706:Beatrice of Nazareth
4681:Hugh of Saint Victor
4661:Bernard of Clairvaux
4641:Anselm of Canterbury
4603:John Scotus Eriugena
4598:Paschasius Radbertus
4445:Gregory of Nazianzus
4339:Epistle to Diognetus
4101:Doctor of the Church
3983:Ontological argument
3296:Madonna Della Strada
3207:General Congregation
3199:La Civiltà Cattolica
3152:John Courtney Murray
2497:(in Italian). Rome:
2426:Di Cesare, Donatella
2115:Problemi di Estetica
2076:Diffley, P. (2002).
2024:Problemi di Estetica
1996:(Munich, 1968).
1986:Gracián y el Barocco
1946:Tesauro 1670, p. 73.
1859:. New Haven, Conn.:
1844:Tesauro 1670, p. 82.
1326:(in Italian). Rome:
940:many thinkers, from
735:to the new style of
589:princes of Carignano
574:Sant'Omero assediato
206:Christian philosophy
5705:Jesuit philosophers
5479:Carlo Maria Martini
5443:Johann Baptist Metz
5413:Frederick Copleston
5237:Friedrich von Hügel
5197:Joseph Hergenröther
5177:Gaetano Sanseverino
5157:Ignaz von Döllinger
5081:Nicolas Malebranche
4921:Thomas of Villanova
4882:Counter-Reformation
4862:Girolamo Savonarola
4676:Hildegard of Bingen
4485:Cyril of Alexandria
4328:Aristides of Athens
4315:Epistle of Barnabas
4304:Ignatius of Antioch
4242:Ecumenical councils
3928:Divine illumination
3584:Augustinian realism
3452:Theological virtues
3391:Catholic philosophy
3021:Alphonsus Rodriguez
2958:Lèon-Ignance Mangin
2909:Francis de Geronimo
2881:Melchior Grodziecki
2595:Counter-Reformation
2488:"TESAURO, Emanuele"
2288:10.4000/baroque.521
1877:, Venetia 1663, 54.
622:La filosofia morale
570:siege of Saint-Omer
151:La filosofia morale
5725:Metaphor theorists
5685:Writers from Turin
5675:Italian male poets
5494:Alasdair MacIntyre
5373:Nouvelle théologie
5262:Thérèse of Lisieux
5106:Alfonso Muzzarelli
5046:Jean-Jacques Olier
5016:Tommaso Campanella
4931:Francisco de Osuna
4926:Ignatius of Loyola
4795:Catherine of Siena
4691:Robert Grosseteste
4588:Benedict of Aniane
4528:Isidore of Seville
4470:Augustine of Hippo
4435:Cyril of Jerusalem
4430:Hilary of Poitiers
4096:Islamic philosophy
4050:Trademark argument
3943:Formal distinction
3893:Augustinian values
3566:Analytical Thomism
3546:Christian humanism
3288:Church of the Gesù
3014:John Francis Regis
3007:Bernardino Realino
2902:Ignatius of Loyola
2078:"Emanuele Tesauro"
2032:Retorica e barocco
1831:Emanuele Tesauro.
1761:. pp. 40–42.
1727:Emanuele Tesauro,
1714:Emanuele Tesauro,
1383:, 12, 2002, p. 15.
1375:Mansueto, Donato,
1253:Early modern Italy
1071:Alessandro Manzoni
1054:sack of Rome (410)
983:
925:Dominique Bouhours
903:Emanuele Tesauro,
818:), and deception (
737:Baroque literature
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554:Maurizio di Savoia
532:At the Savoy court
372:House of Carignano
186:Italian philosophy
181:Western philosophy
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5484:Pope Benedict XVI
5469:Pope John Paul II
5368:Josemaría Escrivá
5358:Henri Daniel-Rops
5242:Vladimir Solovyov
5222:Neo-scholasticism
5162:John Henry Newman
5096:Louis de Montfort
5091:Alphonsus Liguori
5086:Giambattista Vico
5021:Pierre de Bérulle
5007:French Revolution
4976:Robert Bellarmine
4956:John of the Cross
4842:Julian of Norwich
4800:Bridget of Sweden
4790:John of Ruusbroec
4780:William of Ockham
4696:Francis of Assisi
4686:Dominic de Guzmán
4656:Decretum Gratiani
4631:Berengar of Tours
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4440:Basil of Caesarea
4425:Ephrem the Syrian
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2406:Studi Secenteschi
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2095:978-0-19-818332-7
2005:Friedrich, Hugo,
1638:Friedrich Solmsen
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5288:Joseph Maréchal
5266:
5257:Maurice Blondel
5152:Antonio Rosmini
5147:Luigi Taparelli
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5026:Pierre Gassendi
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4775:Dante Alighieri
4750:
4716:Albertus Magnus
4607:
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4287:Clement of Rome
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