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Cinzio: see Giraldi, Giovanni Battista Giraldi, Giovanni Battista (jōvän`nē bät-tēs`tä jēräl`dē) ..... Click the link for more information. . |
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Rinaldi views the texts of Giraldi Cinzio, Pigna, Pellegrino, and the representatives of the Accademia della Crusca as the stimuli and the larger theoretical context for the debate between Tasso and Patrizi. Her son, Cinzio, was a cardinal whose titulus (like Giulio della Rovere and the della Rovere popes, Sixtus IV and Julius II) was S. See also Alberti, 1969, 223 (where cosmetics are discussed as a mask of truth lending woman an air of dishonesty); Giraldi Cinzio, 96 (presents an ironic view of cosmetics: in trying to please, women displease by concealing their natural beauty); and Piccolomini, 22-23 (cosmetics as a mask is satirized through a "Madonna Giachetta" whose make-up had dried out so that she had to "stare interizita e non voltar la testa se non con tutta la persona insieme, accioche la mascara non si fendesse"). |
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