The Canzoniere of Dante a Contribution to Its Critical Edition
The Canzoniere of Dante a Contribution to Its Critical Edition
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La dis- pietata mente. 24. Tre donne intorno al cor. 25. Doglia mi reca. 26. Amor da che convien. 27. Lo mi son pargoktta. 28. Ai fals ris.
(fol. 81) "Fine delle canzone et sonetti del christiano poeta Dante Alighieri di firenze. Deo gratias in omnibus et per omnia. " XXXII. CODEX MAGLJABECHIANUS XXI, 121. The National Library, Florence. II, IV, 102.
This Manuscript on paper was written in the year 1467. Besides other things, it contains the Italian translation of the De Amicitia of Cicero, a t...reatise on rhetoric, the Epistle of St. Bernard to Raimondo; after this follow the same poems of Dante which we have already seen in the Laurentianus Med. Palat. 85; namely, the selected poems of the Vita Nuova, the fifteen canzoni, the ballad "lo mi son pargoletta" and the dis- cordo "Ai fals ris" (fol. 3O r . -4O v . ). After which comes the rubric "Expliciunt cantilene morales Egregii poete dantis al- legerij civis florentini. " We do not give the full list of the poems, for the reason that it is the same as that given in the description of the immediately preceding Manuscript.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
La dis- pietata mente. 24. Tre donne intorno al cor. 25. Doglia mi reca. 26. Amor da che convien. 27. Lo mi son pargoktta. 28. Ai fals ris.
(fol. 81) "Fine delle canzone et sonetti del christiano poeta Dante Alighieri di firenze. Deo gratias in omnibus et per omnia. " XXXII. CODEX MAGLJABECHIANUS XXI, 121. The National Library, Florence. II, IV, 102.
This Manuscript on paper was written in the year 1467. Besides other things, it contains the Italian translation of the De Amicitia of Cicero, a t...reatise on rhetoric, the Epistle of St. Bernard to Raimondo; after this follow the same poems of Dante which we have already seen in the Laurentianus Med. Palat. 85; namely, the selected poems of the Vita Nuova, the fifteen canzoni, the ballad "lo mi son pargoletta" and the dis- cordo "Ai fals ris" (fol. 3O r . -4O v . ). After which comes the rubric "Expliciunt cantilene morales Egregii poete dantis al- legerij civis florentini. " We do not give the full list of the poems, for the reason that it is the same as that given in the description of the immediately preceding Manuscript.
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