tters.thelehadgroohe

ho,therehearsalofanehearchbishopsand

alpshadbeencrossed,therenaissancehadsufferedage.

robberbarons,urieshaveleviedsuchheavytaxes

peopleverynarroindedandveryfanatiallreligious

hielfusien.

hthatoftheirsoutheneighbours.theitalianslive

thecardinalsfollopleoftheirpope.thebishops

andpleasure.theystayathenasterieswhere

thenksseeohavefottentheiravoplicity

betteroffthantheyhaveeverbeenbefore.theyarere

statues,reer

uchofapublidal.

refortion.

fivehundredyearsofadethe

uporade.sohiefactorsinthe

tofraquitesuessfulinspain,where

sorebeautifulthanbefore,their

theotheiyperan

trytoitatethearchbishops.thevillagepriests,however,

nousseetherenaissancehasdooeurope,

stateandart.theaffairsofstatetaketenpere.

clite,hadanoutlookupoedstrangely

firearhavedetheheequaloftheiroldehe

hishesandchapelsareveredhneuresin

necessary.hedivideshistiuneveweenaffairsof

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therenaissancebeganinitaly.frohereitspread

ofhulechristians.helivesinavastpaladsurrounds

thepeopleofnortheeurope,livinginaverydifferent

havereinedfaithfultotheirduties.theykeeptheelves

noloheshepherdofaflock

andpovertyandliveashappilyastheydarehout

prosperous,theyliveierhouses,theirchildrengotobetter

andthenyouandhoherevivalofleaingand

orelikegreekgodsthanisstrictly

alooffroheheheathenishloveofbeauty

artobefolloerests.

finally,therearethenpeople.theyarech