The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy by Jacob Burckhardt       Terms Please read the terms under which this book is provided to you PART I The State As a Work of Art Chapter II Despots of the Fourteenth Century Chapter III Despots of the Fifteenth Century Chapter IV The Smaller Despotisms Chapter V The Greater Dynasties Chapter VI The Opponents of the Despots Chapter VII The Republics: Venice and Florence Chapter VIII Foreign Policy Chapter IX War As a Work of Art Chapter X The Papacy Chapter XI Patriotism PART II The Development of the Individual Chapter II Glory Chapter III Ridicule and Wit PART III The Revival of Antiquity Chapter II The Ruins of Rome Chapter III The Classics Chapter IV The Humanists Chapter V Universities and Schools Chapter VI Propagators of Antiquity Chapter VII Propagators of Antiquity; Epistolography: Latin Orators Chapter VIII The Treatise, and History in Latin Chapter IX Antiquity As the Common Source Chapter X Neo-Latin Poetry Chapter XI Fall of the Humanists in the Sixteenth Century PART IV The Discovery of the World and of Man Chapter II The Natural Sciences in Italy Chapter III Discovery of the Beauty of Landscape Chapter IV Discovery of Man Chapter V Biography in the Middle Ages and in the Renaissance Chapter VI Description of the Outward Man Chapter VII Description of Human Life PART V Society and Festivals Chapter II Costumes and Fashions Chapter III Language and Society Chapter IV Social Etiquette Chapter V Education of the 'Cortigiano' Chapter VI Music Chapter VII Equality of Men and Women Chapter VIII Domestic Life Chapter IX Festivals PART VI Morality and Religion Chapter II Morality and Immorality Chapter III Religion in Daily Life Chapter IV Strength of the Old Faith Chapter V Religion and the Spirit of the Renaissance Chapter VI Influence of Ancient Superstition Chapter VII General Spirit of Doubt
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