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Civil Tongues: Language, Law and Reformation, the development of which he attributes entirely to the role of language.. According to Cicero, it is ‘through reason and eloquence’ [‘rationem atque orationem’] that men are ‘transformed from wild savages into a kind and gentle folk’ [‘ex feris et immanibus mites reddidit et mansuetos’].. This essa

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Of Marriage, Morals and Civility, palace about ten miles from Ravenna.. It is Christmas, he is offered a warm welcome, and Signor Philoxenus, the lord of the castle, invites him to join in the company’s feasting and entertainment. Philoxenus’ sister, Madona Aurelia, is crowned the queen of the revels, and the subject of their enter

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,‘When civil fury first grew high’: Politics and Incivility in Restoration England,ot only reiterations of revolutionary conflicts in repeated plots and rebellions against the restored regime, there was a cultural war as well. As Samuel Butler pointed to the oxymoron of the phrase ‘civil war’ in his opening to . — ‘When civil fury first grew high’ — the English experience of viole

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Shakespeare the Barbarian,atively described as the Renaissance. For as well as indicating a literary revival that term comes loaded with the freight of classical (especially Roman) civilization and its values of . and ... The peculiar character of the English Renaissance, and Shakespeare’s role in that, is obviously a very l

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Tacitus and the Reform of Ireland in the 1590s,tions to Ireland in the 1180s, described the Irish as ‘so barbarous that they cannot be said to have any culture’. He observed that they did not make proper clothes, used no saddles when they went riding, went into battle naked and unarmed, grew no corn because they had never progressed beyond the p

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