The Triumphs of PetrarchLongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1807 - 216 páginas |
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... often corrupt representations of the Provençal poets , and their imitators in prose and verse t . * See Notes on the Triumph of Love , Part the first . See Introduction . The Bard of Vaucluse commences his Triumph of Love by xi.
... often corrupt representations of the Provençal poets , and their imitators in prose and verse t . * See Notes on the Triumph of Love , Part the first . See Introduction . The Bard of Vaucluse commences his Triumph of Love by xi.
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Francesco Petrarca. The Bard of Vaucluse commences his Triumph of Love by representing the dele- terious effects of that passion upon his mental powers ; when he describes his mind as so much debilitated by love , as to be utterly unable ...
Francesco Petrarca. The Bard of Vaucluse commences his Triumph of Love by representing the dele- terious effects of that passion upon his mental powers ; when he describes his mind as so much debilitated by love , as to be utterly unable ...
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... Vaucluse exhibits a nearer similitude to Addison , as the one de- picted vice in the most odious colours , the other exhibited virtue in her most engaging form , particularly in the second part of his miscellaneous poems , and in what ...
... Vaucluse exhibits a nearer similitude to Addison , as the one de- picted vice in the most odious colours , the other exhibited virtue in her most engaging form , particularly in the second part of his miscellaneous poems , and in what ...
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ancient appear'd arms band bard beheld beneath boast bosom breast Cæsar captive celebrated character charms check'd claim clime courts of love crown'd cruel Cupid's dame Dante dark deadly death despair dire doom dread Earl of Charleville eternal eyes fair fam'd fame fatal fate fell fire flame fleeting fortunes Gauls glorious glory Guardastagno hand HARVARD COLLEGE heart heaven heavenly honour hope joys Julius Cæsar lady light lover mark'd Massinissa Metam mighty mind mortal mourn'd mournful Muse nature night noble nobler o'er Ovid pageant pain passion Petrarch Plato pleasure Poem poetical poets Provençal Provence race rage Rathfriland renown'd Roman Rome Rossilione sacred scene seem'd seen shade shore show'd soft soon soul spouse sway Syphax thee Theseus thought throne Tibullus toils tomb train Trionfi TRIUMPH OF DEATH TRIUMPH OF LOVE troubadours turn'd virtue Virtue's vows wing