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The 67 pages that link to Renaissance, each with the reason it gives.

• 16th centuryNarrower topic: Its humanist scholarship and artistic traditions shaped much of the century’s culture.

• De OfficiisNarrower topic: The work’s revival in Renaissance schools helped transmit classical ethical thought.

• Hieronymus CockNarrower topic: Cock’s career unfolded amid expanding demand for images and artistic ideas associated with the Renaissance.

• Renaissance of the 12th centuryCompared with: The later Renaissance differed in chronology and cultural setting, despite sharing interest in classical texts.

• Welser familyRelated: The dynasty’s expansion unfolded amid the period’s commercial growth and changing political landscape.

• Will DurantBroader topic: Durant devoted a volume to the period’s art, politics, science, and changing outlook.

• Art of EuropeBroader topic: Its artists developed influential approaches to perspective, anatomy, and naturalism.

• Crisis of the Late Middle AgesRelated: Its growth overlapped with recovery and changing patronage, complicating any simple picture of decline.

• Culture (arts and learning)Broader topic: Its revival of classical learning helped shape later ideals of artistic and intellectual cultivation.

• Culture of EuropeRelated: Its changing ideals spread unevenly across Europe through courts, workshops, universities, and print.

• Culture of ItalyRelated: Its art, scholarship, and urban patronage helped define Italy’s cultural legacy.

• Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and ArchitectsNarrower topic: Vasari’s narrative helped define the Renaissance as art’s recovery and culmination.

• Marko MarulićNarrower topic: Marulić’s scholarship and literary forms belong to this wider cultural movement.

• Medieval renaissancesNarrower topic: The wider category explains why historians use the same label for distinct periods.

• Modern era (history)Related: Its humanism and artistic innovations helped shape later European intellectual life.

• Post-classical historyCompared with: It is often presented as the transition out of the Middle Ages, though its chronology varies by region.

• QuattrocentoNarrower topic: The Quattrocento is an Italian phase of this broader cultural movement.