Richs Apolonius Silla An Original of Shakespeares Twelfth Night
Richs Apolonius Silla An Original of Shakespeares Twelfth Night
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^ To this Mrs. Charlotte Lennox {^Shakspear Illustrated, London, 1753) first drew attention. The argument of the Novella is as follows : "Nicuola, being in love with Lattanzio, goes to serve him dressed as a page, and after many chances marries him ; and what happened to a brother of hers. " The story closely fol- lows Gl' Ingannati; Paolo and Nicuola in Bandello correspond to Fabrizio and Lelia in G/' Ingannat'i, and Lattanzio to Flaminio and Catelia to Isabella. Moreover, the old Gherardo Foi...ani reappears as Gerardo Lanzetti.
The phrasal correspondences between Bandello and Tivelfth Night are more numerous than those between Shakespeare's play and GF Ingannati ; and I may here anticipate by pointing out that many of the former are repeated in Belleforest, the eighth authority in the list. Perhaps the most famous passage in Tivelfth Night — 1 La Seconda Parte / de le Novelle del Bandello/. In Lucca / MDLIIII.
28 APOLONIUS AND SILLA " She never told her love, But let concealment, like a worm i' the bud, Feed on her damask cheek, '' etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ To this Mrs. Charlotte Lennox {^Shakspear Illustrated, London, 1753) first drew attention. The argument of the Novella is as follows : "Nicuola, being in love with Lattanzio, goes to serve him dressed as a page, and after many chances marries him ; and what happened to a brother of hers. " The story closely fol- lows Gl' Ingannati; Paolo and Nicuola in Bandello correspond to Fabrizio and Lelia in G/' Ingannat'i, and Lattanzio to Flaminio and Catelia to Isabella. Moreover, the old Gherardo Foi...ani reappears as Gerardo Lanzetti.
The phrasal correspondences between Bandello and Tivelfth Night are more numerous than those between Shakespeare's play and GF Ingannati ; and I may here anticipate by pointing out that many of the former are repeated in Belleforest, the eighth authority in the list. Perhaps the most famous passage in Tivelfth Night — 1 La Seconda Parte / de le Novelle del Bandello/. In Lucca / MDLIIII.
28 APOLONIUS AND SILLA " She never told her love, But let concealment, like a worm i' the bud, Feed on her damask cheek, '' etc.
What to read after Richs Apolonius Silla An Original of Shakespeares Twelfth Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barnabe Rich to read onlineMoreLess
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