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ici) assumed the role of patron of the arts, and more, arts informed by classical thought. Hayes, et al., describe the Medici as "the most generous and discriminating of patrons" (308). As well, Lorenzo the child appears to have been tutored by classical scholars, and the interest in classical subjects beyond Aristotelian thought, which had dominated Europe in the medieval period, and for the whole range of classical and philosophical

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