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|a Machiavelli's three Romes :
|b religion, human liberty, and politics reformed /
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|a Pt. I. Christian Rome. 1. The Church and Machiavelli's Depiction of Italy's Historical Situation. 2. The Ravages of Christianity -- pt. II. Pagan Rome. 3. The Foundation for Tyranny in Rome. 4. Corruption, Youth, and Foreign Influences. 5. Machiavelli's Ambiguous Praise of Paganism -- pt. III. Machiavelli's New Rome. 6. Old Lands and Machiavelli's New One. 7. A Temporal Christianity and the Princes of the Republic. 8. Machiavelli's Rule and Human Liberty.
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|a Machiavelli's ambiguous treatment of religion has fueled a contentios and long-standing debate among scholars. Whereas some insist that Machiavelli is a Christian, others maintain he is a pagan. Sullivan mediates between these divergent views by arguing that he is neither but that he utilizes elements of both understandings arrayed in a wholly new way. She develops her argument by distinguishing among the three Romes that can be understood as existing in Machiavelli's political thought: the first is the Rome of the Christian era, dominated by the pope; the second is the republican Rome of pagan times, which Machiavelli praises; and the third is an idealized Rome that is neither entirely pagan nor entirely Christian. Sullivan draws primarily from the Florentine Histories, The Prince, and the Discourses to offer a unique study of Machiavelli's political thought. Her examination of Machiavelli's three Romes will engage readers concerned with political thought, philosophy of the state, and Machiavelli.
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