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Abstract
Courtier humanism constitutes the foundation of a process that, leading to the formulation of a new culture in Italy, will give it the characteristics that will determine its European radiance based on a catalytic force that is eminently political. In this context, the 'small' Italian courts of the fifteenth-century function as incubators of new civilization models for the great European courts of the Ancient Regime.
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