The Fourteenth Century
The Fourteenth Century
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385 against the great people, or against greatness, but he much desired, for great and small, a moral reformation combined with the reign of reason.
The prophecies will naturally remind the reader of the famous foretelling in Dante's first canto — that Prophetic of the Veltro, who may have been Can literature. Q ran( j e or possibly Uguccione. But a circumstance which is far less widely known is that Italy in the fourteenth century rejoiced in a whole literature of such prophecies composed in t...he vague and rambling style of the French fatrasie, and allied in many cases with the old political serventese. A notable example of the sort, predicting all manner of dreadful things for the year 1369, was fathered on Jacopone da Todi, the religious enthusiast of the pre- ceding century, and bore as title Prophetia fratris Jacoponis. In general these seers, like our modern Moores and Zadkiels, are shrewd enough to avoid perilous precision. The majority of them were friars, and this rage for prophesying was the outcome of a misguided zeal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
385 against the great people, or against greatness, but he much desired, for great and small, a moral reformation combined with the reign of reason.
The prophecies will naturally remind the reader of the famous foretelling in Dante's first canto — that Prophetic of the Veltro, who may have been Can literature. Q ran( j e or possibly Uguccione. But a circumstance which is far less widely known is that Italy in the fourteenth century rejoiced in a whole literature of such prophecies composed in t...he vague and rambling style of the French fatrasie, and allied in many cases with the old political serventese. A notable example of the sort, predicting all manner of dreadful things for the year 1369, was fathered on Jacopone da Todi, the religious enthusiast of the pre- ceding century, and bore as title Prophetia fratris Jacoponis. In general these seers, like our modern Moores and Zadkiels, are shrewd enough to avoid perilous precision. The majority of them were friars, and this rage for prophesying was the outcome of a misguided zeal.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F J Frederick John Snell to read onlineMoreLess
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