| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Rushdie is better recreating the lost imperial world of India than Renaissance Florence, but the novel is a moving testament to what historians of the period have understood for some time now: the spirit of the Renaissance was not confined to Italy, and the Mughal, Ottoman and Persian courts were also part of the cultural and philosophical conversation of the time. (...) The Enchantress of Floren
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