OdesClarendon Press, 1963 - 269 sayfa |
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Sayfa 1
... ( Opere , vol . 8 , p . 102 ) suggests that Dante favoured it as a check on the monotonous rhyming of facile versifiers . 815350 B and their Italian followers and at least twenty years of INTRODUCTION The Form of the Canzone.
... ( Opere , vol . 8 , p . 102 ) suggests that Dante favoured it as a check on the monotonous rhyming of facile versifiers . 815350 B and their Italian followers and at least twenty years of INTRODUCTION The Form of the Canzone.
Sayfa 3
... canzone have an odd number of syllables simply because the Italian language has such an enormous number of words stressed on the penultimate with a weak syllable to follow . The next thing to consider is how these various lines are to ...
... canzone have an odd number of syllables simply because the Italian language has such an enormous number of words stressed on the penultimate with a weak syllable to follow . The next thing to consider is how these various lines are to ...
Sayfa 8
... canzone may be any- thing from four to seven stanzas , exclusive of congedo or commiato ( envoi ) . There are odes of a single stanza . Of these one has been left unfinished for some reason we cannot know ( Ode 8 Madonna , quel signor ) ...
... canzone may be any- thing from four to seven stanzas , exclusive of congedo or commiato ( envoi ) . There are odes of a single stanza . Of these one has been left unfinished for some reason we cannot know ( Ode 8 Madonna , quel signor ) ...
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