Re:Apocalypse no: how almost everything we thought we knew a...
by helterskelter on Friday February 13, 2026 @08:23PM
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Depends on who you ask, it's sometimes used to refer to as late as the 1400's.
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Re:Apocalypse no: how almost everything we thought we knew a...
by anthk on Saturday February 14, 2026 @06:21AM
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It wasn't a straight jump from Columbus or the Iberian unification, the Enlightenment and the late Middle Ages overlap a lot. I'd say from 1200's things began to 'instituonalize', from first proto-parliaments, to Iberian Fueros, to different merchants and thinkerers eroding the Ancient Regime a little by supporting capable people with the money of rich people (Maecenas? in Latin).