دانلود کتاب Recreating Ancient History: Episodes from the Greek and Roman Past in the Arts and Literature of the Early Modern Period

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Title Page\nCopyright Page\nTable of Contents\nPreface\nThe Representation of History in Artistic Theory in the Early Modern Period\nUniversals and Particulars. History Painting in the “Sala di Costantino” in the Vatican Palace\nTheatrum Hodiernae Vitae: Lipsius, Vaenius and the Rebellion of Civilis\nStrange and Bewildering Antiquity: Lipsius’s Dialogue Saturnales sermones on Gladiatorial Games (1582)\nJustus Lipsius’s De militia Romana: Polybius Revived or How an Ancient Historian was Turned into a Manual of Early Modern Warfare\n“The Grandeur that was Rome”: Scholarly Analysis and Pious Awe in Lipsius’s Admiranda\nCivic Self Offering: Some Renaissance Representations of Marcus Curtius\nMontaigne, Plutarch and Historiography\nPlutarch’s Lives and Coriolanus: Shakespeare’s View of Roman History\nThe Reception of Plutarch in the Netherlands: Octavia and Cleopatra in the Heroic Epistles of J.B. Wellekens (1710)\nThe Reception of Plutarch in Friedrich Schiller’s Lectures on Solon and Lycurgus’s Legislation\nMarc Anton ironisch? Zu Form und Erfindung seiner Leichenrede in Shakespeares Julius Caesar\nThe Uses of Ancient History in the Emblems of Joannes Sambucus (1531–1584)\nThe Emperor Hadrian as an Artist in Karel van Mander’s Schilder-bocck\nTyrant or Stoic Hero? Marc-Antoine Muret’s Julius Caesar\nCaesar the Father in Marie-Anne Barbier’s La mort de César (1709)\nThe Dutch Republic between Hauteur and Greed — Lambert van den Bosch and his Drama L. Catilina\nList of Illustrations\nIndex\nList of Contributors