OdesClarendon Press, 1963 - 269 sayfa |
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... Italian dialects in his day , Dante , not only by example but by precept in De Vulgari Eloquentia , endeavoured to establish for poetry a loftier form of the vulgar tongue which , while common to all Italy , might be more appropriate to ...
... Italian dialects in his day , Dante , not only by example but by precept in De Vulgari Eloquentia , endeavoured to establish for poetry a loftier form of the vulgar tongue which , while common to all Italy , might be more appropriate to ...
Sayfa 1
... Italian lyrics . They loved elaborate forms to the point of artificiality , and intricate rhyming especially . And Dante ever afterwards held ' the bridle of art ' in the highest esteem . Long after his early practice of writing sonnets ...
... Italian lyrics . They loved elaborate forms to the point of artificiality , and intricate rhyming especially . And Dante ever afterwards held ' the bridle of art ' in the highest esteem . Long after his early practice of writing sonnets ...
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... Italy and Sicily who revolved round the exciting court of Frederic II in Palermo1 - had established vernacular poetry in the sonnet and the canzone , the forms that Dante loved best . Later the vigorous cities of central Italy with like ...
... Italy and Sicily who revolved round the exciting court of Frederic II in Palermo1 - had established vernacular poetry in the sonnet and the canzone , the forms that Dante loved best . Later the vigorous cities of central Italy with like ...
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