The life of the great Picus prince of Mirandula
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What happens when the most brilliant mind of the Renaissance abandons worldly power for the pursuit of the divine? Sir Thomas More explores the radical transformation of Pico della Mirandola, a child prodigy who traded his princedom for a life of spiritual combat. Readers will discover a timeless manual for mastering the soul and resisting the 'disturbances' of modern life.
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