Essays Selected From the Writings Literary Political And Religious of Josep
Essays Selected From the Writings Literary Political And Religious of Josep
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189 day any tolerably well-read man would be ashamed to quote. Dante was married, and a father, and he has left it written in his Convito that it is not the habit of St. Bennet, of St. Augustine, St. Francis, or St. Dominic that constitutes a religious life, and that God requires only the religion of the heart. "* In like manner, v/ith M. Ozanam, M. Balbo complacently gives the anecdote of the friar's habit; he believes in the genuineness of le rime sacre, and in all the prosaic ribald lines wi...th which Quadrio, Rigoli, Crescim- beni, Frotta, and others like them, have arbitrarily loaded the memory of Dante. He professes clearly to discern the style, the versification, and the reminiscences of the poet. He swears by all the anecdotes which it has pleased Franco Sacchetti and Oinzio Giraldi to introduce into their tales. He believes in the four embassies, in the history of the Guelphs and Ghibellines, in all that it has pleased Mario Filelfo to set down to the account of Dante, foriret- ting that the quotations which this same Filelfo impudently makes from prose works as by Dante, no one else can dis- cover in them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
189 day any tolerably well-read man would be ashamed to quote. Dante was married, and a father, and he has left it written in his Convito that it is not the habit of St. Bennet, of St. Augustine, St. Francis, or St. Dominic that constitutes a religious life, and that God requires only the religion of the heart. "* In like manner, v/ith M. Ozanam, M. Balbo complacently gives the anecdote of the friar's habit; he believes in the genuineness of le rime sacre, and in all the prosaic ribald lines wi...th which Quadrio, Rigoli, Crescim- beni, Frotta, and others like them, have arbitrarily loaded the memory of Dante. He professes clearly to discern the style, the versification, and the reminiscences of the poet. He swears by all the anecdotes which it has pleased Franco Sacchetti and Oinzio Giraldi to introduce into their tales. He believes in the four embassies, in the history of the Guelphs and Ghibellines, in all that it has pleased Mario Filelfo to set down to the account of Dante, foriret- ting that the quotations which this same Filelfo impudently makes from prose works as by Dante, no one else can dis- cover in them.
What to read after Essays Selected From the Writings Literary Political And Religious of Josep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giuseppe Mazzini to read onlineMoreLess
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