Charles Trinkaus Livres

The book offers an in-depth exploration of Italian humanism and the Christian Renaissance, challenging the notion that humanists primarily drew inspiration from pagan sources. Instead, it posits that church fathers significantly influenced their work. This comprehensive study is noted for its meticulous research and detailed text analyses, shedding light on overlooked writings even by Italian scholars. It stands as a pivotal contribution to the understanding of this historical period, making it a vital resource for anyone interested in Renaissance studies.