Archibald Lewis (1914–1990) was Professor of History at the University of Texas at Austin.

• General Introduction Part One: The Political Scene The Rebirth of the Citizen on the Eve of the Renaissance Period (Walter Ullmann) Popular Initiative in Renaissance France (J. Russell Major) Part Two: Old and New Traditions of Culture Arms versus Letters: Towards a Definition of Spanish Fifteenth-Century Humanism (Peter Russell) Patronage and Music in England (Walter L. Woodfill) Part Three: Arts and Letters The Equestrian Monument from Cangrande della Scala to Peter the Great (H. W. Janson) Marguerite de Valois’s Album of Verse (EugÉnie Droz) Part Four: Renaissance and Reformation The Third Generation of German Renaissance Humanists (Lewis W. Spitz) Renaissance Science in Puritan New England (Michael G. Hall) Part Five: Science and Economic Life In Defense of Kepler (Edward Rosen) Concerning Clio, Concepts and Quantities (Herbert Heaton) Notes on Contributors Program Participants in the International Conference on the Meaning of the Renaissance Index

Archibald Lewis (1914–1990) was Professor of History at the University of Texas at Austin.

• General Introduction Part One: The Political Scene The Rebirth of the Citizen on the Eve of the Renaissance Period (Walter Ullmann) Popular Initiative in Renaissance France (J. Russell Major) Part Two: Old and New Traditions of Culture Arms versus Letters: Towards a Definition of Spanish Fifteenth-Century Humanism (Peter Russell) Patronage and Music in England (Walter L. Woodfill) Part Three: Arts and Letters The Equestrian Monument from Cangrande della Scala to Peter the Great (H. W. Janson) Marguerite de Valois’s Album of Verse (EugÉnie Droz) Part Four: Renaissance and Reformation The Third Generation of German Renaissance Humanists (Lewis W. Spitz) Renaissance Science in Puritan New England (Michael G. Hall) Part Five: Science and Economic Life In Defense of Kepler (Edward Rosen) Concerning Clio, Concepts and Quantities (Herbert Heaton) Notes on Contributors Program Participants in the International Conference on the Meaning of the Renaissance Index

Archibald Lewis (1914–1990) was Professor of History at the University of Texas at Austin.

• General Introduction Part One: The Political Scene The Rebirth of the Citizen on the Eve of the Renaissance Period (Walter Ullmann) Popular Initiative in Renaissance France (J. Russell Major) Part Two: Old and New Traditions of Culture Arms versus Letters: Towards a Definition of Spanish Fifteenth-Century Humanism (Peter Russell) Patronage and Music in England (Walter L. Woodfill) Part Three: Arts and Letters The Equestrian Monument from Cangrande della Scala to Peter the Great (H. W. Janson) Marguerite de Valois’s Album of Verse (EugÉnie Droz) Part Four: Renaissance and Reformation The Third Generation of German Renaissance Humanists (Lewis W. Spitz) Renaissance Science in Puritan New England (Michael G. Hall) Part Five: Science and Economic Life In Defense of Kepler (Edward Rosen) Concerning Clio, Concepts and Quantities (Herbert Heaton) Notes on Contributors Program Participants in the International Conference on the Meaning of the Renaissance Index