Niccolò Machiavelli

Santi di Tito May 3 1469 History of Florence June 21 1527 Diplomat Power (social and political) Machiavellianism Morality Selfishness Discourses on Livy Arno De officiis Sarcasm Girolamo Savonarola Peace Liberty Piombino Caterina Sforza Louis XII of France Cesare Borgia Arezzo Urbino Pope Alexander VI Piero Soderini Imola Raphael France Bologna Francesco Vettori Bolzano The Battle of Anghiari (painting) Empirical research Lyon Dogma Interdict Pope Leo X Brescia Pavia Pope Clement VII Amnesty Siena Livorno Genoa Lucca Capri Faenza Pedro Navarro, Count of Oliveto Modena Apennine Mountains Sack of Rome (1527) Castel Sant'Angelo Galley Basilica of Santa Croce, Florence Republic Francesco I. Sforza 16th century Psychological projection Francesco Guicciardini Salvation History Polybius Anarchy Historiography Leonardo Bruni Athens Politics as a Vocation Destiny Randomness Praxis (process) Social actions Assertiveness Terentia (gens) The Mandrake Plautus Novella Pluto (mythology) Drama Classical antiquity Imitation Aristophanes Dante Alighieri Agostino Nifo Reginald Pole Leo Strauss Jean Bodin Baruch Spinoza Arthur Schopenhauer James Harrington (author) Hans Freyer Counter-Reformation Giovanni Botero Anti-Machiavel Nobility John Adams Sebastian de Grazia Harvey Mansfield Carlo Schmid (German politician) Quentin Skinner Project Gutenberg Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Integrated Authority File
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