Prologues of the Treasure of historical art, prepared from testimonies of eighteen writers both ancient and modern, including six (taken) volumes of the Historical Method, mainly by Jean Bodin (1579)
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https://doi.org/10.15848/hh.v0i25.1344Keywords:
Historiography, Methodology of history, RenaissanceAbstract
This paper is a translation into Spanish, with notes and commentaries, of Artis historicae Penus (Johannes Wolf [compiler] and Pietro Perna [typographer], 1579), the first historiographical anthology of late European Renaissance. This anthology was part of a new unique editorial project regarding its purpose and scope. In the brief presentation essay that precedes the translation, four aspects regarding the anthology and its authors will be addressed: (i) paratextual layout, (ii) biographies, (iii) political and religious contexts, and (iv) epistemological and pedagogical frameworks.
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