The Triumphs of PetrarchLongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1807 - 216 páginas |
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Página xiii
... seems to have been the natural train of thought in the mind of Pe- trarch , as probably it is in that of every man of reflection ; and theṣe lessons naturally arise from that variety of personages which make their appearance in the ...
... seems to have been the natural train of thought in the mind of Pe- trarch , as probably it is in that of every man of reflection ; and theṣe lessons naturally arise from that variety of personages which make their appearance in the ...
Página xv
... But in the TRIUMPH OF CHASTITY , which succeeds the Poem on Love , he seems to have been guided by another class of philosophers : there he dwells on the necessity of SELF- DENIAL and self - government ; of keeping the passions XV.
... But in the TRIUMPH OF CHASTITY , which succeeds the Poem on Love , he seems to have been guided by another class of philosophers : there he dwells on the necessity of SELF- DENIAL and self - government ; of keeping the passions XV.
Página xvii
... seems to have been the case with Petrarch , whose desire of fame divided his attention with love , and in him was mostly confined to poetical reputation . ( This , as in the former case , led him to the consideration of the passion for ...
... seems to have been the case with Petrarch , whose desire of fame divided his attention with love , and in him was mostly confined to poetical reputation . ( This , as in the former case , led him to the consideration of the passion for ...
Página xxi
... of an epithet , is given , he has not scrupled to diversify , by a few characteristic marks , what in a less musical language than the Italian would seem a very dry catalogue . INTRODUCTION . THE attachment of Petrarch to Laura , so xxi.
... of an epithet , is given , he has not scrupled to diversify , by a few characteristic marks , what in a less musical language than the Italian would seem a very dry catalogue . INTRODUCTION . THE attachment of Petrarch to Laura , so xxi.
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... seems to have owed , if not its origin , at least its modification to the peculiar train of thinking which prevailed in the romantic and chivalrous times preceding . The peculiar veneration for the fair sex , which seemed in the days of ...
... seems to have owed , if not its origin , at least its modification to the peculiar train of thinking which prevailed in the romantic and chivalrous times preceding . The peculiar veneration for the fair sex , which seemed in the days of ...
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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