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  1. Poetry & patronage in the early imperial era : through the eyes of Martial

    … practical origins of his discontent with his own clientage. The essay is divided simply into three related components. Remaining largely in the theoretical realm, the first chapter explores the nebulous workings of patronage, as well as amicitia, a closely related concept. The discussion considers …

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  2. Poetry & patronage in the early imperial era : through the eyes of martial

    … practical origins of his discontent with his own clientage. The essay is divided simply into three related components. Remaining largely in the theoretical realm, the first chapter explores the nebulous workings of patronage, as well as amicitia, a closely related concept. The discussion considers …

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  3. Lucca in the Signoria of Paolo Guinigi, 1400-1430

    … use of intimidation and violence, but rather by clientage, kinship and neighborhood bonds, marriage alliances, and the general consent of the people. Paolo garnered the consent of the people at first because his wealth allowed him to protect Lucca and its contado to a greater extent than would …

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  4. Sir Francis Walsingham and the Anjou marriage plan, 1574-1581.

    … follows of recent writing on patronage and clientage, which concludes that patronage was more often directed by party political considerations than the historians discussed have accepted. This is substantiated by a chapter tracing Walsingham's creation, in Ireland, of a party of followers, …

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