May/June 2002
In This Issue May/June 2002
Magnificenza
A captive and an owner give firsthand accounts of the transatlantic voyage.
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Volume 23, Issue 3
David-Apollo by Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1525-32.
Museo Nationale del Bargello; Scala/Art Resource, New York
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Features
Tales of Beggars and Nuns, Pirates and Kings
Boccaccio's stories of medieval life are reborn on the web.
By Caroline KimPostmark: Renaissance
A trove of letters reveals the wit and intrigue of the Medici courts.
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Departments
Conversation
"Every Book is a New Journey"
The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian talks with Chairman Bruce Cole about the delights of discovering history.
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