 ... ordinarily used, — such as silver vases, hangings of richest cloth-of-gold and silk, and other similar things, — but for ornament he added countless antique statues in marble and bronze, pictures most choice, and musical instruments of every sort,...  The Book of the Courtier - Halaman 3oleh conte Baldassarre Castiglione - 1903 - 439 halamanTampilan utuh - Tentang buku ini
 | John Addington Symonds - 1883 - 354 halaman
...be seen there. Moreover, he gathered together at a vast cost a large number of the best and rarest books in Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, all of which he adorned with gold and silver, esteeming them the chiefest treasure of his spacious palace." When Cesare Borgia entered Urbino... | |
 | John Addington Symonds - 1884 - 348 halaman
...be seen there. Moreover, he gathered together at a vast cost a large number of the best and rarest books in Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, all of which he adorned with gold and silver, esteeming them the chiefest treasure of his spacious palace." When Cesare Borgia entered Urbino... | |
 | John Addington Symonds - 1898 - 384 halaman
...be seen there. Moreover, he gathered together at a vast cost a large number of the best and rarest books in Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, all of which he adorned with gold and silver, esteeming them the chiefest treasure of his spacious palace.' When Cesare Borgia entered Urbino... | |
 | John Addington Symonds - 1900 - 384 halaman
...be seen there. Moreover, he gathered together at a vast cost a large number of the best and rarest books in Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, all of which he adorned with gold and silver, esteeming them the chiefest treasure of his spacious palace.' When Cesare Borgia entered Urbino... | |
 | Emily James Putnam - 1910 - 414 halaman
...palace, — silver vases, hangings of richest cloth-of-gold, antique statues, pictures most choice, and a goodly number of most excellent and rare books in Greek, Latin and Hebrew. This duke, dying gloriously as he had lived, was succeeded by his only son, Guidobaldo, infirm of body... | |
 | Helen Wodehouse - 1924 - 250 halaman
...choice, and musical instruments of every sort, nor would he admit anything there that was not very rare and excellent. Then at very great cost he collected...which he adorned with gold and with silver, esteeming them to be the chiefest excellence of his great palace.' Federigo's son and successor, Guidobaldo,... | |
 | Helen Wodehouse - 1924 - 246 halaman
...choice, and musical instruments of every sort, nor would he admit anything there that was not very rare and excellent. Then at very great cost he collected...most excellent and rare books in Greek, Latin and 1 Woodward : Education during the Renaissance, p. 75. 2 Woodward : Vittorino, pp. 176-177. Hebrew,... | |
 | César Graña - 1989 - 228 halaman
...every sort." admitting nothing that was not "very rare and excellent." and who "at very great cost. had collected a goodly number of most excellent and rare books in Greek. Latin. and Hebrew.'" 1 What van Wassenhoves painting shows us is that a new image of the legitimacy of public rule has now... | |
 | Robert Matz - 2000 - 206 halaman
...have anything that was not most rare and excellent. Then, at great expense, he collected many very excellent and rare books in Greek, Latin and Hebrew, all of which he adorned with gold and silver, deeming these to be the supreme excellence of his great palace" (Courtier, 13-14). 47 After... | |
 | June Osborne - 2003 - 208 halaman
...Castiglione summed up in The Book of the Courtier, 'he collected a large number of the finest and rarest books, in Greek, Latin and Hebrew, all of which he adorned with gold and silver, believing that they were the crowning glory of his great palace.' He had built up what was... | |
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