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Explore the political thought of the Middle Ages with "Dante. An essay. To which is added a translation of De Monarchia." This volume presents R.W. Church's insightful essay on Dante Alighieri alongside a complete translation of Dante's "De Monarchia," a key work of political philosophy.
Delve into Dante's perspectives on governance and the ideal relationship between spiritual and secular powers in Italy. "De Monarchia" offers a profound exploration of imperial authority and its role in ensuring peace and justice. Church's essay provides valuable context, illuminating Dante's life and the intellectual currents that shaped his influential treatise.
This edition offers a unique opportunity to engage with a foundational text of Italian literature and political thought. It is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of political philosophy and the complex political landscape of Italy during Dante's era.
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