Medieval Latin Lyrics
Medieval Latin Lyrics
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32 f . ), to include under a separate rubric lyrics of reflection. Moralizing poems are as a general rule without the pale of lyric expression, but if they happen to achieve individuality like Serlo's Ego quondam filius (Zeitschr. F. Deut. Alt. , Vol. V, p. 297; Werner, Beitrage, p. 147), if they are clothed in musical stanzas, if they gain and hold our sympathy, it is difficult to dismiss them unmentioned. Grober (Grundriss, Vol. II, pp. 379-80) sufficiently indicates the type I mean, but when... we study such a group of songs as he lists we discover that though they are at times briefer and simpler in cadence and rhyme than most lehrgedichte, the difference is apt to be but one of degree and not of kind. It was this sort of planctus that monks and clerks embellished and over- loaded until the original appeal was lost in the euphuistic mazes of swollen diction. To choose but one example, and that of a high order of merit : the Cygnus exspirans (Daniel, Thesaurus hymnologicus, Vol. IV, p.
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32 f . ), to include under a separate rubric lyrics of reflection. Moralizing poems are as a general rule without the pale of lyric expression, but if they happen to achieve individuality like Serlo's Ego quondam filius (Zeitschr. F. Deut. Alt. , Vol. V, p. 297; Werner, Beitrage, p. 147), if they are clothed in musical stanzas, if they gain and hold our sympathy, it is difficult to dismiss them unmentioned. Grober (Grundriss, Vol. II, pp. 379-80) sufficiently indicates the type I mean, but when... we study such a group of songs as he lists we discover that though they are at times briefer and simpler in cadence and rhyme than most lehrgedichte, the difference is apt to be but one of degree and not of kind. It was this sort of planctus that monks and clerks embellished and over- loaded until the original appeal was lost in the euphuistic mazes of swollen diction. To choose but one example, and that of a high order of merit : the Cygnus exspirans (Daniel, Thesaurus hymnologicus, Vol. IV, p.
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