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... Cesare Borgia may well be taken as an example of almost perfect self - realisation . The only morality , so far as the individual is concerned , is to give his instincts , mental and bodily , free play . In this lies the æsthetic beauty ...
... Cesare Borgia may well be taken as an example of almost perfect self - realisation . The only morality , so far as the individual is concerned , is to give his instincts , mental and bodily , free play . In this lies the æsthetic beauty ...
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... Cesare Borgia in the Romagna , which gave him the best of his material for The Prince , and I pro- posed to interweave with their conversations the material on which he founded his play Mandragola . Knowing how often the author makes up ...
... Cesare Borgia in the Romagna , which gave him the best of his material for The Prince , and I pro- posed to interweave with their conversations the material on which he founded his play Mandragola . Knowing how often the author makes up ...
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