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The specific practices of the Academy are traced from the years of Viceroy Lemos (1611-15), through the period of the philological studies of Basil (1616-22) and the influence of the aristocratic commission, to the arrival of Giambattista Marino and the Theater of Glory (1623-28), to the death of the founder and the publication of Manso's Poesie (1629-45). The fact that Giambattista Marino was made principe of this literary academy in the mid-1620s when he returned to Naples may also have been relevant to Stanzione's formation. |
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