A donde Neptuno reina: Water, Gods and Power during the Modern Era (16th-18th Centuries)

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• Introduction. From primeval water to coin. Oceans, water and men of the modern period
  Pilar Diez del Corral Corredoira
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• Giorgio Vasari’s Neptune as Cosimo I de’ Medici: The element of water as a political symbol
  Liana de Girolami Cheney
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• The ruler of the waters: The role of Neptune in the episcopal representational strategy of Markus Sittikus in Hellbrunn
  Christopher Kreutchen
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• Un Tajo conquistado por la Casa de Borbón. Guerra y propaganda política francesa sobre la Guerra de los Siete Años
  Mar García Arenas
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• Mar Portuguez: O Oceano Atlântico como palco para a dominação portuguesa das Américas
  Fernando Morato
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• « Étancher la soif d’or! Étancher la soif d’eau! » Eaux et pouvoirs dans la Capitainerie des Minas Gerais (XVIIIe siècle, Brésil)
  Marjolaine Carles
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• “Iberi Imperii finis limes et orbis erit”. China, Spain and the Ocean through propagandist and cartographic representations (16th–18th centuries)
  Diego Sola
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• Mar, conhecimento empírico e simbólica dos animais marinhos na imagem de poder da Infanta D. Beatriz em Cortes de Júpiter de Gil Vicente (1521)
  Carla Alferes Pinto, Cristina Brito
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• “Co salgado Neptuno o doce Tejo”. The iconography of water in Portuguese royal festivities (17th century)
  Filipa Araújo
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• “Io son de l’acque il Nume”: God of the rivers – God of the sea? Neptune in italian baroque stage performances and its different meaning in Rome and Venice
  Diana Andrea Blichmann
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