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otium

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See: ease, inaction, peace


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Wealthy humanist churchmen dotted the hillside with villas and set about recapturing the aura of ancient Roman otium.
Landscape and Identity in Early Modern Rome: Villa Culture at ... by Roemer, Robert E. / Renaissance Quarterly
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The emblem was to be an occupation of leisure time, of carnival and the Saturnalia; it is the otium that followed negotium, and this understanding freed it for all kinds of ludic and subversive incursions upon the serious business of moralizing that has been the only side seen by too many scholars.
John Manning. The Emblem by Russell, Daniel / Renaissance Quarterly
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