Letters From the Continent
Letters From the Continent
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He had designed to entitle it Riforma delta Poesia Ita- liana: but some of his friends thought that the word Reform would offend some of the Poets of his Time. It was reprinted at Venice with the Notes and observations of Abate Anton Maria Salvini, 1724.
In 1711 Mnratori gave an edition delle Rime di Francesco Petrarca, colle Considerazioni di Alessandroni Tassoni, e di Girolamo Muzio, to which he added his own, with a Compendium of the Life of this great Poet: 4to. Reprinted at LETTER XVIII. 2...42 Venice, 1727; 4to. And again at Venice, 1741. The most powerful opposition which Mura- tori incurred to the criticisms of his Perfect Ita- lian Poetry was made to his censure of the three celebrated Canzoni of Petrarch. These are en- titled Canzoni sopra gli occhi di Madonna Laura dette le tre So re He. The first begins " Perche la Vita e breve;" And consist of 7 Stanzas of 15 lines each. The Second begins " Gentil mia Donna, io veggio. " And consists of 5 Stanzas.
The Third begins, " Perche per mio destino" And consists of 6 Stanzas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had designed to entitle it Riforma delta Poesia Ita- liana: but some of his friends thought that the word Reform would offend some of the Poets of his Time. It was reprinted at Venice with the Notes and observations of Abate Anton Maria Salvini, 1724.
In 1711 Mnratori gave an edition delle Rime di Francesco Petrarca, colle Considerazioni di Alessandroni Tassoni, e di Girolamo Muzio, to which he added his own, with a Compendium of the Life of this great Poet: 4to. Reprinted at LETTER XVIII. 2...42 Venice, 1727; 4to. And again at Venice, 1741. The most powerful opposition which Mura- tori incurred to the criticisms of his Perfect Ita- lian Poetry was made to his censure of the three celebrated Canzoni of Petrarch. These are en- titled Canzoni sopra gli occhi di Madonna Laura dette le tre So re He. The first begins " Perche la Vita e breve;" And consist of 7 Stanzas of 15 lines each. The Second begins " Gentil mia Donna, io veggio. " And consists of 5 Stanzas.
The Third begins, " Perche per mio destino" And consists of 6 Stanzas.
What to read after Letters From the Continent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egerton Brydges to read onlineMoreLess
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