OdesClarendon Press, 1963 - 269 sayfa |
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Sayfa 25
... Hence a lady was used as a schermo , a screen for the real love . In Provence the device was perhaps invented because some attempt at secrecy was desirable when poets were usually addressing married ladies ; but often the concealment ...
... Hence a lady was used as a schermo , a screen for the real love . In Provence the device was perhaps invented because some attempt at secrecy was desirable when poets were usually addressing married ladies ; but often the concealment ...
Sayfa 140
... hence it should be taken as the foundation of all . 104. e converso ( Latin ) i.e. conversely . 106. The ' safeguard ' is vergogna which Dante calls apertissimo segno in One breeds the other , hence must be inferred ; 140 ODE 13 ( LXXXII )
... hence it should be taken as the foundation of all . 104. e converso ( Latin ) i.e. conversely . 106. The ' safeguard ' is vergogna which Dante calls apertissimo segno in One breeds the other , hence must be inferred ; 140 ODE 13 ( LXXXII )
Sayfa 179
... Hence this results - so long a time I stay in one state and so long beneath Love's spell I in one torment and one sweetness dwell , as is the time of woundings manifold , which lasts from when I lose her from my sight until the moment ...
... Hence this results - so long a time I stay in one state and so long beneath Love's spell I in one torment and one sweetness dwell , as is the time of woundings manifold , which lasts from when I lose her from my sight until the moment ...
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