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Nuns and Nunneries in Renaissance Florence James M. Lutz a clinical psychologist who hasThe 15th century was a time of dramatic and decisive change for nuns and nunneries in Florence. In the course of that century, the citys convents evolved from small, semiautonomous communities to large civic institutions. By 1552, roughly one in eight Florentine women lived in a religious community. Historian Sharon T. Strocchia analyzes this stunning growth of female monasticism, revealing the important roles these women and institutions played in