by John Addington Symonds · Fondo de Cultura Económica · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788437504834
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Immerse yourself in the fascinating and often turbulent history of The Popes of the Renaissance, an era where holiness and sin intertwined in the heart of ecclesiastical power. John Addington Symonds presents us with an account that is half blessing, half execrable crimes, offering a deep look at the Renaissance and the soul of modern men. Discover the secrets and intrigues of figures such as Alexander VI, the Borgia Pope, whose life is an example of iniquity and virtue intertwined, as well as the disagreements of Julius II with Michelangelo. This book invites you to explore the science and poetry of an era that marked a before and after in the history of humanity.
