Periods of European Literature, Volume 5George Saintsbury William Blackwood, 1923 |
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... to do with the peculi- arities which make the lighter work of Beccadelli and Filelfo , of Politian and Pontanus , so exceedingly curious , " in the bibliographical sense of that adjective 8 EUROPEAN LITERATURE - EARLIER RENAISSANCE .
... to do with the peculi- arities which make the lighter work of Beccadelli and Filelfo , of Politian and Pontanus , so exceedingly curious , " in the bibliographical sense of that adjective 8 EUROPEAN LITERATURE - EARLIER RENAISSANCE .
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George Saintsbury. curious , " in the bibliographical sense of that adjective . With the position of the Humanists in literary history and the value of their work as litera- ture , we have a very great deal to do . It is admitted that ...
George Saintsbury. curious , " in the bibliographical sense of that adjective . With the position of the Humanists in literary history and the value of their work as litera- ture , we have a very great deal to do . It is admitted that ...
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... curious De Animorum Immortalitate of Aonius Palearius , and plentiful examples of Sannazar and the minors . But perhaps the best book for a reader who does not want to do more than fairly " sample " the subject is the anonymous Poemata ...
... curious De Animorum Immortalitate of Aonius Palearius , and plentiful examples of Sannazar and the minors . But perhaps the best book for a reader who does not want to do more than fairly " sample " the subject is the anonymous Poemata ...
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... curious that not long after their own they were praised with judg- ment and discretion by Lilius Giraldus , who , as we have just seen , does not always exercise these gifts impeccably . The qualities which helped to restrain the ...
... curious that not long after their own they were praised with judg- ment and discretion by Lilius Giraldus , who , as we have just seen , does not always exercise these gifts impeccably . The qualities which helped to restrain the ...
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... curious metre - which is very rarely achieved in the supremest manner , but in which the execution , un- less it is quite detestable , always rewards the poet for the trouble he takes with it . Giovanni Cotta 2 is very much less ...
... curious metre - which is very rarely achieved in the supremest manner , but in which the execution , un- less it is quite detestable , always rewards the poet for the trouble he takes with it . Giovanni Cotta 2 is very much less ...
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