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Sayfa 7
Dante Alighieri. the end of the seventh line feriro rhymes with the last of each pes , martiro and sospiro . In some odes the rhyme of the con- catenatio is repeated later in the volte or sirma ( e.g. Ode 8 Madonna , quel signor ) . With ...
Dante Alighieri. the end of the seventh line feriro rhymes with the last of each pes , martiro and sospiro . In some odes the rhyme of the con- catenatio is repeated later in the volte or sirma ( e.g. Ode 8 Madonna , quel signor ) . With ...
Sayfa 17
Dante Alighieri. Rhyme In English a rhyme is not considered satisfactory unless the rhyming terminations begin with a different consonant . There is no such rule in the Odes , where an exceptional number of rhymes may be required in a ...
Dante Alighieri. Rhyme In English a rhyme is not considered satisfactory unless the rhyming terminations begin with a different consonant . There is no such rule in the Odes , where an exceptional number of rhymes may be required in a ...
Sayfa 244
... rhyme , and on such repetition of ' rhyme - words ' the whole Sestina is based . Dante twice mentions this poem in De Vulgari Eloquentia ( ii . 10. 2 and ii . 13. 2 ) and on each occasion declares that the model he was following was ...
... rhyme , and on such repetition of ' rhyme - words ' the whole Sestina is based . Dante twice mentions this poem in De Vulgari Eloquentia ( ii . 10. 2 and ii . 13. 2 ) and on each occasion declares that the model he was following was ...
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