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3. A Renaissance-era dance manual and collection of music compiled by Michael Praetorius.
4. A famous Italian Renaissance painter known for works like The School of Athens.
7. Costa An Italian painter recognized for his portraits and religious artwork.
8. A secular vocal composition that originated in Italy and became popular in England.
9. An Italian painter of the Early Renaissance known for The Birth of Venus.
11. A movement that emphasized human potential, reason, and the study of classical texts.
13. A legendary playwright and poet whose works defined English literature.

1. The book central to Christianity, widely read and translated during the Renaissance.
2. The cultural and artistic period following the Middle Ages, marked by a revival of classical learning.
5. Painting A technique in music where the melody reflects the lyrics’ meaning.
6. A sacred choral composition, often polyphonic and unaccompanied.
7. A popular Renaissance instrument resembling a small guitar.
10. A large public musical performance, often featuring an orchestra or choir.
12. A set of choral compositions associated with the Catholic Church’s liturgy.