Only by judging the Borgias against their own times can they arouse our sympathy, and only if they arouse our sympathy can they be understood. Below
The Borgias, often viewed as symbols of corruption and greed, require a nuanced understanding that goes beyond their notorious reputation. To truly comprehend their actions and motivations, we must consider the historical context in which they lived. By evaluating them against the moral and social standards of their time, it becomes possible to view them through a more sympathetic lens.
This sympathetic perspective allows for a deeper exploration of their complex...
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