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That's oddly specific. What's your criterion for "Renaissance over", and why does it fit 1527? I mean, if you're defining "Renaissance" as "High Renaissance o
by AnimalMuppet 1y ago
That's oddly specific. What's your criterion for "Renaissance over", and why does it fit 1527?
I mean, if you're defining "Renaissance" as "High Renaissance only", and "over" as "sack of Rome", then yes, I suppose that fits. But the High Renaissance is only about 40 years, whereas the Renaissance is much larger.