PetrarchJ.B. Lippincott & Company, 1877 - 148 páginas |
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... greater importance has been accomplished in Italy , which leaves nothing to be desired , and probably little more to be discovered . One of the ablest and most indefatigable critics of Petrarch , the Cavalier Battista Baldelli , began ...
... greater importance has been accomplished in Italy , which leaves nothing to be desired , and probably little more to be discovered . One of the ablest and most indefatigable critics of Petrarch , the Cavalier Battista Baldelli , began ...
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... greater popularity , than the illustrious Florentine , whom all later times acknowledge as su- preme . He had , in truth , nothing of that objective faculty which engraves upon the mind in ineffaceable lines the mystic vision of the ...
... greater popularity , than the illustrious Florentine , whom all later times acknowledge as su- preme . He had , in truth , nothing of that objective faculty which engraves upon the mind in ineffaceable lines the mystic vision of the ...
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... greater poet than himself in Italy . Boccaccio gave Petrarch a copy , made with his own hand , of that immortal work , of which he was ( as is well known ) an enthusiastic admirer . A letter exists from Petrarch to Boc- caccio ( Ep ...
... greater poet than himself in Italy . Boccaccio gave Petrarch a copy , made with his own hand , of that immortal work , of which he was ( as is well known ) an enthusiastic admirer . A letter exists from Petrarch to Boc- caccio ( Ep ...
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