Alfonso of Aragon, known as “the Magnanimous” (1394-1458), ascended to the throne of Southern Italy, celebrating in 1443 a grand triumph in Naples. This triumph represented the apex of the monarch’s glory, as he sought to be portrayed in the likeness of an ancient emperor. The court of Alfonso attracted the most erudite intellectuals of that time, hailing from across Italy and Europe, who completely overhauled the system of political consensus-building to align with the new king’s imperial ambitions.
La gloria imperiale di Alfonso il Magnanimo (1396-1458)
Fulvio Delle Donne
2024-01-01
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Alfonso of Aragon, known as “the Magnanimous” (1394-1458), ascended to the throne of Southern Italy, celebrating in 1443 a grand triumph in Naples. This triumph represented the apex of the monarch’s glory, as he sought to be portrayed in the likeness of an ancient emperor. The court of Alfonso attracted the most erudite intellectuals of that time, hailing from across Italy and Europe, who completely overhauled the system of political consensus-building to align with the new king’s imperial ambitions.File in questo prodotto:
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