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Clio (muse)

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History

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Melpomene (muse)

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tragedy

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Terpsichore (muse)

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Dance

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Thalia (muse)

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Comedy

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Erato (muse)

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Love poetry

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Urania (muse)

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Astronomy

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Polyhymnia (muse)

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Laudation

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Calliope (muse)

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Epic

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Euterpe (muse)

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Vreugde

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Dichotomy

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Division or contrast between 2 things that are represented as being opposed or entirely different. (Love and Hate/War and Peace)

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Prestige

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Group of well-dressed men visiting the collection.

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Kunst

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Artificialia (not natural) > man-made objects

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Wunder

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Mirabilia, miracles, magic

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Naturalia

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Nature made

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Hybrid categories

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Exotica, mirabilia, scientifica

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Pietro Dura

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Technique: inlay of tiny stones made into a painting

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Representatio

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Presenting princely imperial magnificence > showing he had knowledge about macrocosm outside his world.

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Bezoar stone

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Stone found in stomach of goat - wrapped in gold and enamel

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Allegory of 4 elements/deities (goden)

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1) Flora (spring)
2) Ceres (summer)
3) Bacchus (autumn)
4) Vulcan (winter)

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World Making

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Active, self-aware creation of new models, theories, interpretations or depictions of the world > central intellectual task of the late Renaissance.

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Intermediaries (3)

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Agents, media, offices that helped with trade

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Agents (3)

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  • diplomats
  • artists
  • merchants
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media (3)

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  • drawings
  • prints
  • objects
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Contemporary sources (4)

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  • inventories
  • catalogues
  • travel reports
  • paintings
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5 classes (Quiccheberg)

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1) Founder and creator (representatio)
2) Artificialia (crafted objects)
3) Naturalia (world of nature)
4) Tools of artifice (means of craft)
5) Enacted knowledge (representation)

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