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quadgram frequency
at the same time293
of the fifteenth century276
on the th of266
of the sixteenth century242
the end of the208
one of the most197
of the middle ages172
at the end of155
in the history of144
in the sixteenth century142
the duke of urbino133
the history of the122
on the other hand118
as well as the115
at the court of107
is said to have106
the beginning of the99
of the house of97
in the hands of94
seems to have been91
is one of the88
the spirit of the88
to be found in86
in the fifteenth century85
the middle of the84
for the purpose of83
was one of the83
at the age of83
in the midst of81
of the duke of81
for the first time79
in the church of77
at the beginning of77
the council of trent76
after the picture by71
simile of a miniature71
of the fourteenth century70
for the most part69
of the thirteenth century68
in spite of the67
the influence of the67
in the middle ages66
the first half of66
be found in the65
with regard to the64
the close of the63
on the part of62
on the death of61
at the time of60
the time of the60
in the course of60
the hands of the60
the king of france59
as one of the58
at the head of58
in the service of57
the sack of rome57
there is no doubt55
of a miniature in55
as well as in55
the men of the55
from time to time55
said to have been54
the name of the54
the same time the54
in the archives of53
to the duke of53
one of the greatest52
first half of the52
the duke of ferrara52
of the italian renaissance51
simile of a woodcut51
a miniature in the51
the service of the51
is to be found50
it must not be50
for a long time50
at the close of50
in so far as50
after the death of50
of the seventeenth century49
that is to say49
for the sake of49
in the case of49
the house of este49
under the name of47
during the middle ages46
the revival of learning45
in the fourteenth century44
the head of the44
the members of the44
of the modern world43
on account of the43
the duke of milan43
as a matter of43
into the hands of43
in the middle of42
he seems to have42
the study of the41
at the expense of41
the church of s41
to the holy see41
the th of june41
as we have seen40
of a woodcut in40
may be said to40
will be found in40
it is impossible to40
to the court of40
the character of the39
in the presence of39
it was not until39
of the holy office39
and at the same39
end of the fifteenth39
was the first to39
with the exception of38
with a view to38
it is true that38
national library of paris38
the duke of gandia38
of the holy see38
in the uffizi gallery38
as well as of38
a matter of fact38
half of the sixteenth37
of the council of37
and one of the37
the story of the37
in the castle of37
the court of urbino36
the author of the36
the death of his36
end of the sixteenth36
the church of the36
the th of august36
the dukes of urbino36
the women of the36
it would have been35
at a time when35
of the history of35
the th of september35
the greater part of35
in the possession of35
the part of the34
was a man of34
in the first place34
the duchy of urbino34
on the occasion of34
on the st of34
as early as the34
as well as to33
of the court of33
it is difficult to33
in the time of33
must not be forgotten33
under the influence of33
men of the renaissance33
the fact that the33
the first of these33
seem to have been33
the palace of the32
of the middle age32
by the side of32
the power of the32
some of the most32
appears to have been32
the authority of the32
be said to have32
in the palace of32
the life of the31
the king of naples31
the th of october31
during the sixteenth century31
and the duke of31
it is probable that31
duke francesco maria i31
in the thirteenth century31
he is said to31
in the house of30
the same time he30
one of the great30
to the fact that30
it is easy to30
in the name of30
the age of the30
the art of the30
states of the church30
the death of the30
to be able to30
the duchess of urbino30
in one of the30
the states of the30
in the british museum29
we do not know29
it is not surprising29
in consequence of the29
the use of the29
the count of urbino29
but it was not29
the order of the29
francesco maria della rovere29
women of the renaissance29
a woodcut in the29
in the pitti gallery29
of the church and29
in a great measure28
the marquis of mantua28
of the king of28
of the della rovere28
the origin of the28
on the nd of28
for the benefit of28
in the direction of28
under the protection of28
the th of april28
the end of his28
of the eighteenth century28
is not to be28
in the library of28
in the words of28
to that of the28
the castle of s28
of the dukes of28
of the most important28
the court of the28
the rest of the27
by titian in the27
the italians of the27
in the days of27
in the first half27
in the eyes of27
it is said that27
in the shape of27
half of the fifteenth27
the th of november27
a large number of27
of the men of27
the th of march27
not be forgotten that27
the discovery of america27
may be gathered from27
in the life of27
from the picture by27
of the common life27
towards the end of26
in accordance with the26
of the life of26
on the one hand26
from a miniature in26
it may be well26
the duchy of milan26
and on the th26
the archives of the26
in his history of26
in the habit of26
the picture by titian26
it was in the26
in a letter to26
in the spring of26
the kingdom of naples26
about the same time26
the life of a25
a member of the25
to the study of25
the convent of s25
the scholars of the25
he was the first25
the company of jesus25
at the university of25
the literature of the25
the last of the25
it is enough to25
the earl of essex25
the genius of the25
the crown of naples25
the th of january25
the people of the25
the eyes of the25
the presence of the25
as well as by25
the unity of time25
the council of ten25
the th of may25
the midst of the25
so far as it25
of one of the24
in addition to the24
on the subject of24
of the corporation of24
picture by titian in24
to have been a24
the course of the24
there can be no24
in the autumn of24
the fourteenth and fifteenth24
the th of july24
in the eighteenth century24
in the art of24
to the end of24
under the title of24
one of the first24
beginning of the sixteenth24
in the chapter on24
in the form of24
in the reign of24
grand duke of tuscany24
in order that the24
of duke francesco maria24
to the history of24
miniature in the manuscript24
in the following year24
the side of the24
age of the despots24
the greatest of the24
did not hesitate to23
the middle ages and23
fifteenth and sixteenth centuries23
the imitation of the23
in the manuscript of23
on the ground that23
about the middle of23
the nature of the23
sense of the word23
it is clear that23
of the tridentine council23
a miniature in a23
in the matter of23
an account of the23
about the beginning of23
of the greatest of23
a part of the23
the centre of the23
a few years later23
the fall of the23
it would seem that23
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries23
the fifteenth and sixteenth23
once in the ducal22
to have been the22
from the time of22
the second half of22
the kings of france22
is no doubt that22
with that of the22
as i have said22
that he did not22
in regard to the22
in the ducal collection22
on his way to22
years of his life22
the discovery of the22
of the duchy of22
in order that he22
in the person of22
all over the world22
the interests of the22
manuscript of the fifteenth22
the period of the22
the th of february22
it seems to me22
and some of the22
the work of the22
after the close of22
during the reign of22
before the end of21
the duke and duchess21
as well as a21
on the point of21
the cosmographie universelle of21
the names of the21
in spite of his21
it may be said21
imitation of the classics21
of some of the21
as a means of21
the book of the21
in the manner of21
the national library of21
as soon as the21
it must have been21
that it would be21
the marquis of pescara21
in the same way21
be gathered from the21
the king of spain21
library of the arsenal21
livre du roy modus21
the care of the21
as far as the21
with the title of21
of the cardinal of21
it will be remembered21
in the annals of21
of the state of21
the age of twenty21
in the same year21
it is interesting to21
the works of the21
come down to us20
of the church of20
order that he might20
by the council of20
of the most beautiful20
it is possible that20
are to be found20
the rest of europe20
than that of the20
brethren of the common20
in the streets of20
of the kings of20
one of the best20
of the renaissance were20
of the duchess of20
the court of france20
for the use of20
with the duke of20
may be well to20
the art of war20
it was at this20
in an age when20
by the fact that20
in course of time20
to the house of20
in which he lived20
in which he was20
so far as to20
in the way of20
second half of the20
we must remember that20
in the seventeenth century20
at a later period20
the head of a19
in the fact that19
at the early age19
it is certain that19
in connection with the19
at the moment of19
and it was not19
cosmographie universelle of munster19
of the art of19
the early age of19
in the spirit of19
of which he was19
in such a way19
be seen in the19
it is in the19
of italy in the19
the development of the19
the value of the19
in his life of19
for the education of19
the action of the19
from the fact that19
that it was the19
of the most interesting19
of the unity of19
to be seen in19
well as in the19
the foundation of the19
in the style of19
a place in the18
in which it was18
the duke of calabria18
he was a man18
the latter half of18
which he had been18
the virgin and child18
no doubt at all18
we have already seen18
in the month of18
as soon as he18
it is to be18
middle of the sixteenth18
to be regarded as18
the th of december18
and in order to18
a certain number of18
the prince of orange18
in the cosmographie universelle18
that he had been18
the opening of the18
the beauty of the18
of the renaissance in18
in the kingdom of18
of a number of18
a portion of the18
of the death of18
the parliament of paris18
the ruins of the18
more than any other18
of the nineteenth century18
at the papal court18
was due to the18
of the fifteenth and18
the founder of the18
at the hands of18
in spite of all18
to the king of18
the arms of the18
the interest of the18
the most important of18
a young man of18
the hands of a18
men of the time18
in the centre of18
and that he had18
after the manner of18
which we have already18
it must be remembered18
by the duke of18
in the modern time18
may still be seen18
the brethren of the18
could not have been17
the walls of the17
with the aid of17
that he was the17
on the morning of17
in one of his17
was by no means17
may be found in17
the court of ferrara17
the league of cambray17
in the duchy of17
of the human mind17
of the revival of17
is easy to understand17
it has been said17
took place in the17
the sixteenth century the17
as well as his17
for the murder of17
is no doubt at17
of the women of17
of the vita nuova17
his description of the17
the church and the17
the condition of the17
in the face of17
it was not till17
by means of a17
in the age of17
the banks of the17
the first of the17
in the absence of17
from the hands of17
the age in which17
in the work of17
he was one of17
the form of a17
the protection of the17
the property of the17
the state of the17
of the first half17
the duke of romagna17
middle of the fifteenth17
on the history of17
the pope and the17
the inquisition and the17
it would be difficult17
to the service of16
one of the assassins16
that he was a16
the house of aragon16
some idea of the16
the place of the16
in the mind of16
of the twelfth century16
in the light of16
of the grand duke16
the artists of the16
the whole of the16
the fate of the16
it may have been16
a manuscript of the16
the middle ages were16
in our own time16
close of the fifteenth16
place in the history16
has come to be16
the dignity of the16
one of the chief16
as a man of16
can be no doubt16
is proved by the16
the last years of16
in the low countries16
in the beginning of16
in the second place16
for its own sake16
the library of the16
spirit of the renaissance16
in which they were16
the grand duke of16
in favour of the16
in order to be16
by the death of16
during the pontificate of16
the greek and latin16
of the castle of16
of the city of16
in the summer of16
the education of the16
end of his life16
italy in the sixteenth16
nel quale se contiene16
most illustrious and most16
at the present time16
a miniature of the16
of the renaissance to16
the establishment of a16
in the twelfth century16
of the fine arts16
in the hope of16
on his return to16
to the sound of16
as that of the16
could not fail to16
in order to secure16
of the roman empire16
the fact that he16
the way in which16
as well as for16
of the assassins of16
but there is no16
the valley of the16
little more than a16
in the interest of16
of the th of16
put an end to16
art of the renaissance16
was not to be16
are among the most16
of the papal court16
ought to have been15
to the spirit of15
face to face with15
woodcut in the cosmographie15
from that of the15
of the school of15
in front of the15
the abbey of st15
the history of medicine15
the inhabitants of the15
the princes of the15
was not until the15
for which he was15
in favor of the15
on the rd of15
who seems to have15
with an introduction by15
in the sense of15
the manner in which15
in the world of15
the hand of his15
he was in the15
the position of the15
the establishment of the15
as a consequence of15
side by side with15
that he should have15
of the king and15
may be regarded as15
and the beginning of15
in the cathedral of15
at the bottom of15
it would not be15
the kingdom of the15
of the pope and15
it was he who15
at the time when15
the face of the15
the early middle ages15
to the cause of15
in the sistine chapel15
latter half of the15
end of the eighteenth15
circulation of the blood15
the cardinal of pavia15
with the name of15
in the end of15
for the study of15
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on the art of15
is not surprising that15
the hand of the15
in the national library15
of the marquis of15
at this time that15
the expense of the15
the language of the15
to the rank of15
in which it is15
the nations of the15
in spite of its15
to take part in15
the battle of the15
the later middle ages15
been one of the15
the mind of the15
the time of his15
a few of the15
supposed to have been15
on the other side15
has been said that15
the lives of the15
in a state of15
it is one of15
the manner of the15
one and the same15
by means of the15
he was able to15
miniature in a manuscript15
it could not be15
the invention of printing15
the ruin of the15
of the time and15
the fifteenth century was15
a number of the14
to the crown of14
during the course of14
does not seem to14
the requirements of the14
but it is a14
of the time is14
the king and queen14
in spite of this14
preserved in the archives14
the age of leo14
in which he had14
the hands of his14
it is necessary to14
it will be seen14
the case of the14
under the direction of14
to the time of14
mighty and potent lords14
in the minds of14
on his return from14
is preserved in the14
by far the most14
the della rovere family14
it is noticeable that14
le marche e per14
for the last time14
the ducal collection at14
under the care of14
in the study of14
per le marche e14
the history of italian14
the affairs of the14
of the discovery of14
the point of view14
of the influence of14
the benefit of the14
the middle ages had14
in the collection of14
the history of art14
to the number of14
in the character of14
as far as possible14
congregation of the index14
of a series of14
that it was not14
by a series of14
be regarded as the14
the former of these14
the details of the14
the circulation of the14
over and over again14
that he could not14
which must have been14
the duke of bracciano14
took the place of14
is now in the14
the love of the14
in a manuscript of14
a more or less14
in the field of14
by means of which14
in order to bring14
for the maintenance of14
the first years of14
would be difficult to14
by piero della francesca14
in italy during the14
as we have already14
in presence of the14
with his own hand14
in consequence of this14
that there is no14
the writers of the14
the culture of the14
ducal collection at urbino14
italians of the renaissance14
as in the case14
of greek and latin14
in the vatican library14
the chief of the14
the twelfth and thirteenth14
of time and place14
to one of the14
in the company of14
the court of rome14
of the gerusalemme liberata14
a great many of14
from the middle ages14
are said to have14
the manners of the14
the king and the14
but it is not14
be looked upon as14
the publication of the14
of the catholic revival14
to such an extent14
the cause of the14
study of the classics14
the fifteenth century the14
duke francesco maria ii14
the function of the14
it is worthy of14
in the event of14
he would have been14
of which they were14
it was the custom13
the work of his13
as if it were13
the golden age of13
the duke of burgundy13
the latter part of13
the spirit of his13
end of the century13
of the most distinguished13
with which he was13
by one of the13
and that of the13
the rest of his13
the laws of the13
we have seen that13
once in the possession13
the conclusion of the13
coronation of charles v13
a quarter of a13
it was thus that13
of the end of13
the livre du roy13
and it was only13
the council of constance13
the men of this13
is said to be13
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as a result of13
of the order of13
as if they were13
artists of the renaissance13
the pope and his13
until the end of13
of his life in13
a history of the13
about the end of13
of men and women13
may be called the13
the person of the13
with the spirit of13
of the new learning13
of the artists of13
it was impossible to13
the exigencies of the13
as i have already13
and there is no13
the university of paris13
it is unnecessary to13
to which we have13
the subject of the13
the statutes of the13
a letter written by13
during the fifteenth century13
under the patronage of13
have been one of13
i do not know13
attracted the attention of13
on account of its13
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appear to have been13
in italy in the13
spirit of the age13
on the side of13
the archives of modena13
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women of the time13
the theory of the13
take part in the13
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age in which he13
the unity of the13
of the catholic church13
the house of borgia13
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of the time was13
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to the influence of13
the master of the13
the last of these13
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of the ancient world13
on francesco maria i13
of the fact that13
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not seem to have13
of the spirit of13
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of the time of13
it is evident that13
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the minds of the13
the taste of the13
at the battle of13
and on the other13
storia della letteratura italiana13
end of the fourteenth13
the murder of his13
the administration of the13
twelfth and thirteenth centuries13
the meaning of the13
the marriage of his13
the creation of a13
in the fourteenth and13
for the duke of13
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of the kingdom of13
to say that the13
the kings of the13
of the bishop of12
knight of the garter12
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at a period when12
in the conduct of12
the writings of the12
and many of the12
the influence of his12
the title of the12
it was here that12
of the classical revival12
to which he had12
in italy and greece12
quarter of a century12
that they could not12
a lady of the12
formed part of the12
in the national gallery12
would be easy to12
nations of the north12
the early sixteenth century12
be one of the12
of the town of12
the picture by raphael12
in a sort of12
as it is in12
the administration of justice12
the duchess of ferrara12
the age of thirty12
at the french court12
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from one of the12
so far as the12
and it is to12
into one of the12
period of the renaissance12
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have come down to12
all the members of12
in opposition to the12
the practice of the12
associate of ignatius loyola12
of the church in12
the words of the12
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the glory of the12
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prepared the way for12
of greece and rome12
the same time that12
the cause of his12
the number of the12
the last day of12
of a man who12
italy of the renaissance12
would not have been12
the object of the12
in most of the12
for the history of12
the whole history of12
the poets of the12
the church of st12
memoirs of the dukes12
of the early renaissance12
and a number of12
the courts of love12
the society of the12
the history of this12
the porta del popolo12
may be taken as12
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the houses of the12
of which we have12
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the great work of12
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the appearance of the12
the tyranny of the12
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the death of alexander12
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the son of a12
of the abbey of12
greater part of the12
it was necessary to12
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of the renaissance was12
it is possible to12
for which they were12
at a moment when12
of the people of12
in the school of12
it is well known12
the murder of the12
with the house of12
to the convent of12
the restoration of the12
vauquelin de la fresnaye12
entered the service of12
to the duchy of12
the italy of the12
the invasion of italy12
it is to the12
period of his life12
in a series of12
to do with the12
della francesca in the12
the records of the12
a great deal of12
during the first half12
during the renaissance period12
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might have been expected12
as a specimen of12
at the disposal of12
from the pen of12
of the two sicilies12
in the domain of12
that he was not12
i commend myself to12
with the holy see12
the art of poetry12
to believe that the12
of the nature of12
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ought not to be12
of the brethren of12
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of the works of11
to be one of11
the early part of11
what may be called11
in a position to11
the fall of constantinople11
and some of them11
and above all the11
and the influence of11
he is one of11
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the jurisdiction of the11
the mother of the11
to the state of11
piero della francesca in11
with the king of11
to think of the11
seems to have had11
the shape of a11
to the signory of11
the marriage of the11
which it had been11
the duchy of ferrara11
became one of the11
of the sacred college11
in the preface to11
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of the national library11
due to the fact11
the difference between the11
about the time of11
during the reigns of11
the coronation of the11
the truth of this11
the peace of italy11
the circumstances under which11
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