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the Uffizi in Florence
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Antiquity Made Whole Victor Savvich the Uffizi in FlorenceHow Renaissance writers rebuilt ancient texts, one fragment at a time. Across the European Renaissance, ancient literature circulated in damaged, incomplete, and fragmentary forms. Missing lines, lost endings, and textual gaps were not obstacles to reading the classics; instead, they were invitations to fill in the blanks. In Antiquity Made Whole, Leah Whittington studies the practice of composing supplements, continuations, and completions composed
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