The birth of the so called ‘‘Marte razionale’’ has been collocated in the milieu of commander in chief of Venetian army Francesco Maria I Della Rovere around 1530 and Bartolomeo d’Alviano was considered a forerunner for his well known expertise in fortifications and territorial asset. Alviano in early 16th century started to transform Venetian army on a regular basis of study on classical writers as Vegetius, Aelian, Sallust and probably the group of humanists who surrounded him – among the others Andrea Navagero, Gerolamo Borgia and Giovanni Cotta – supported him in this try.
Un "Marte razionale"? Bartolomeo D'Alviano lettore dei classici
DEL BEN, Andrea
2015-01-01
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The birth of the so called ‘‘Marte razionale’’ has been collocated in the milieu of commander in chief of Venetian army Francesco Maria I Della Rovere around 1530 and Bartolomeo d’Alviano was considered a forerunner for his well known expertise in fortifications and territorial asset. Alviano in early 16th century started to transform Venetian army on a regular basis of study on classical writers as Vegetius, Aelian, Sallust and probably the group of humanists who surrounded him – among the others Andrea Navagero, Gerolamo Borgia and Giovanni Cotta – supported him in this try.File in questo prodotto:
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