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Logge

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n. & v.1.See Lodge.


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Davidson in her study of the Vatican Logge (1985) saw the portrait as one of "a powerful ruler and a devout priest" who is presented to us as "an icon that we are urged to regard with reverence for the sake of our own salvation.
This innovative study explains the vital interaction of familiar monuments such as Bramante's St Peter's, the Sistine ceiling, and Raphael's Stanze and Logge, with the still unpublished writings of humanists like the banker Agostino Chigi, Tommaso Inghirami, papal librarian and orator, and Angelo Colocci, publisher and historian of science.
 
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