The History of Early Italian Literature to the Death of DanteG. Bell and Sons, 1901 - 414 sayfa |
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... early ages of persecu- tion , violently opposed Pagan art and literature as works of the devil , they became reconciled to them when Christianity won the day , and the Church herself made use 4 HISTORY OF EARLY ITALIAN LITERATURE.
... early ages of persecu- tion , violently opposed Pagan art and literature as works of the devil , they became reconciled to them when Christianity won the day , and the Church herself made use 4 HISTORY OF EARLY ITALIAN LITERATURE.
Sayfa 5
... tion on his part , for he was not without culture , nor , certainly , was he filled with such a blind passion for destroying the relics of antiquity as was , later on , imputed to him . Still the fact remains that , at that time and for ...
... tion on his part , for he was not without culture , nor , certainly , was he filled with such a blind passion for destroying the relics of antiquity as was , later on , imputed to him . Still the fact remains that , at that time and for ...
Sayfa 12
... tion to Henry II . , a native King , Hardouin of Ivrea , was set up . Finally , all the elements hostile to the Empire became centred in the Pope . In Rome the old causes of discontent went on with few interruptions - the power over the ...
... tion to Henry II . , a native King , Hardouin of Ivrea , was set up . Finally , all the elements hostile to the Empire became centred in the Pope . In Rome the old causes of discontent went on with few interruptions - the power over the ...
Sayfa 21
... tion of new generations more powerfully than anywhere else . Another point in which the Italy of that day differed from the other Western countries , was the greater diffusion of culture , the benefits of which were shared not only by ...
... tion of new generations more powerfully than anywhere else . Another point in which the Italy of that day differed from the other Western countries , was the greater diffusion of culture , the benefits of which were shared not only by ...
Sayfa 25
... tion , all the comforts , valuables and enjoyments she can wish for , as also the immortality that the old poets conferred 1 Dümmler , " Anselm , " p . 94 ff . on heroes and women , if she will only love MEDIEVAL LATIN LITERATURE 25.
... tion , all the comforts , valuables and enjoyments she can wish for , as also the immortality that the old poets conferred 1 Dümmler , " Anselm , " p . 94 ff . on heroes and women , if she will only love MEDIEVAL LATIN LITERATURE 25.
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Sayfa 321 - Twas now the hour that turneth back desire In those who sail the sea, and melts the heart, The day they've said to their sweet friends farewell, And the new pilgrim penetrates with love, If he doth hear from far away a bell That seemeth to deplore the dying day...