Titlebook: Dami?o de Gois; The Life and Thought Elisabeth Feist Hirsch Book 1967 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1967 1502–1574.Dami?o de Gói

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The Court of Manuel I,he gently flowing river or enjoyed the cool shade of the trees on its banks. Dami?o always retained a love for his birthplace, although he left Alenquer at the age of nine to become King Manuel’s page..

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,Louvain (1538–1544),ich, and strictly Catholic background. Gois’s paternal grandfather had also taken a Dutch bride, and Gois himself was so at home in Holland that, in his own words, he was “very well received and accepted as a native by everybody.”.

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RNA Synthesis Before the Origin of Lifeand Damiao himself had never denied that he would have preferred to live abroad. Although he seemed assured of a bright future in his own country, he arrived to find Portugal in the midst of a lively and — in the end for him — a disturbing intellectual debate and harrassed by economic difficulties.

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,Gois’s Intellectual and Spiritual Development,ty became much more real to him in Flanders. He owed the intimate knowledge he now acquired of Erasmus to his association with Cornelius Grapheus, poet and well-known humanist, who was one of Gois’s closest friends during his residence in Flanders.

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,Dami?o de Gois and the Arts,les and the muses.. It is interesting to note parenthetically that the author of the poem to Ockeghem was Erasmus of Rotterdam; Gois printed this encomium under a pseudonym, perhaps because he knew that his friend had not been proud of it in his later years..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4313-4a foreigner’s aloofness, had already noted the degeneration of Portugal’s middle and upper classes in the 1530’s. With his flair for irony, he painted an amusing but depressing picture of the widespread contempt for labor. People of means owned so many slaves that even the simplest manual task was taken care of for them..