Dante's Vita nuova: together with the version of Dante Gabriel RossettiChatto & Windus, 1908 - 274 sayfa |
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Sayfa xxix
... Speaking of his own Early Italian Poets , he says : " After all its years of progress , it only comes in time not to be behind a translation of the whole Vita Nuova which Mr. Theodore Martin has just brought out . I can- not say I am ...
... Speaking of his own Early Italian Poets , he says : " After all its years of progress , it only comes in time not to be behind a translation of the whole Vita Nuova which Mr. Theodore Martin has just brought out . I can- not say I am ...
Sayfa xliii
... speak of his ideal type of beauty as material , is partly misleading . Spirit and nature , indeed , have been for the most part opposed , with a false contrast or antagonism , by schoolmen , whose artificial creation those abstractions ...
... speak of his ideal type of beauty as material , is partly misleading . Spirit and nature , indeed , have been for the most part opposed , with a false contrast or antagonism , by schoolmen , whose artificial creation those abstractions ...
Sayfa lviii
... speaking lands - more so , indeed , than would appear from the foregoing list , as no notice has been taken of new editions . The versions of Norton , of Martin and Rossetti , especially the latter , have been re - issued several times ...
... speaking lands - more so , indeed , than would appear from the foregoing list , as no notice has been taken of new editions . The versions of Norton , of Martin and Rossetti , especially the latter , have been re - issued several times ...
Sayfa 5
... speaking more especially unto the spirits of the eyes , said these words : " Your beatitude hath now been made manifest unto you . " At that moment the natural spirit , which dwelleth there where our nourishment is administered , began ...
... speaking more especially unto the spirits of the eyes , said these words : " Your beatitude hath now been made manifest unto you . " At that moment the natural spirit , which dwelleth there where our nourishment is administered , began ...
Sayfa 9
... seemed there- withal to rejoice inwardly that it was a marvel to see . Speaking he said many things , among the which I could understand but few ; and of these , this : " I dominus tuus . " Nelle sue braccia mi parea vedere 9.
... seemed there- withal to rejoice inwardly that it was a marvel to see . Speaking he said many things , among the which I could understand but few ; and of these , this : " I dominus tuus . " Nelle sue braccia mi parea vedere 9.
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acciò Æneid alcuna allora alquanto altre altro altrui Amore ancora anima Appresso avea avesse ballata Beatrice beauty behold canzone chè ciò Commedia core cose cotal D. G. Rossetti Dante Dante Alighieri Dante's death detto dicea dire dissi divide donna donne doth Early Italian edition erano eyes Frontispiece gentilissima gentle grief Guido Guido Cavalcanti Guittone d'Arezzo hath heart heaven intendere Italian KING'S CLASSICS lady Love meco medesimo mente mi fu molte molti molto nome occhi ogni parea parlare parole passage pensando pensiero persona Petrarch piangendo piangere pietà pity poem proposi Provençal quale quali questo sonetto ragione rhymes Rossetti salute seconda comincia quivi seconda dico seems sighs sonetto sonnet sospiri soul spake speak spirit sweet tanta tell terza dico terza quivi thee thing thou thought translation unto vedea vedere veduta vidi viso vista Vita Nuova weeping Wherefore words
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Sayfa 129 - HOW doth the city sit solitary, that was full of people ! How is she become as a widow ! she that was great among the nations, And princess among the provinces, how is she become tributary!
Sayfa 63 - Wherefore I will not speak in such large kind That mine own speech should foil me, which were base; But only will discourse of her high grace In these poor words, the best that I can find, With you alone, dear dames and damozels : 'Twere ill to speak thereof with any else.
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Sayfa l - Ella era in questa vita già stata tanto, che ne lo suo tempo lo cielo stellato era mosso verso la parte d'oriente de le dodici parti l'una d'un grado, sì che quasi dal principio del suo anno nono apparve a me, ed io la vidi quasi da la fine del mio nono.
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