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Elizabeth I’s View on Love — The Subtle Tremors of the Virgin Queen’s Heart
Among the monarchs of English history, few have stirred the imagination quite like her. Elizabeth I. Known as the “Virgin Queen,” she led 16th-century Englan… -
Joan of Arc’s Sense of Love ― The Maiden Without Love Who Bloomed on the Battlefield
The mist along the Loire River of France would creep slowly across the fields at dawn, before dissolving into the morning light.In the fifteenth century, one… -
Lord Byron’s Philosophy of Love — A Poet Who Lived for Love, and Was Destroyed by It
In the early 19th century, when London’s fog still wrapped the city in its familiar scent, a man moved between the salons and the bedrooms of high society, a… -
Ikkyū Sōjun’s View on Love — A Zen Monk of Moon, Sake, and Forbidden Love
The night in Kyoto is slowly caressed by the moonlight.Down a quiet alley, a lone Zen monk slips away.In his hand, a gourd bottle; in his bosom, a love lette… -
Dante’s View of Love — His Eternal, Unreachable Love for Beatrice
Dante Alighieri.A towering figure who symbolizes medieval European literature and stands among the greatest in the history of world letters. The long narrati… -
Hadrian’s View of Love — The Truth of a Roman Emperor Who Fell for a Youth
The 14th emperor of the Roman Empire: Hadrian. Born in a small town on the Italian peninsula, he would one day rule over the world’s greatest empire. Hadrian…
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