Periods of European Literature, Volume 3George Saintsbury William Blackwood, 1923 |
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... Latin sequences , but the metre , instead of being trochaic , is iambic . This ryme couee , as it was called , perhaps first became popu- lar in the North , and usually took the shape of a six- or twelve - lined stanza . This latter ...
... Latin sequences , but the metre , instead of being trochaic , is iambic . This ryme couee , as it was called , perhaps first became popu- lar in the North , and usually took the shape of a six- or twelve - lined stanza . This latter ...
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... Latin and Italian . In other words , he uses Latin and Italian vocables ad libitum ; and though Italian was a lan- guage barely able to lisp , insists on its adapting itself to the complicated Latin period . This is one reason of his ...
... Latin and Italian . In other words , he uses Latin and Italian vocables ad libitum ; and though Italian was a lan- guage barely able to lisp , insists on its adapting itself to the complicated Latin period . This is one reason of his ...
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... Latin , he language . stoutly champions his mother tongue against the pretensions of Provençal or any other volgare . Besides a spirited defence of the language in the Convivio , Dante devoted to the topic a separate treatise in Latin ...
... Latin , he language . stoutly champions his mother tongue against the pretensions of Provençal or any other volgare . Besides a spirited defence of the language in the Convivio , Dante devoted to the topic a separate treatise in Latin ...
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... Latin as the nobler , assigns the preference to the vernacular . A good deal of space is then taken up with such puerilities ( as we should deem them ) as the question what language was spoken by Adam , and whether he acquired the ...
... Latin as the nobler , assigns the preference to the vernacular . A good deal of space is then taken up with such puerilities ( as we should deem them ) as the question what language was spoken by Adam , and whether he acquired the ...
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... Latin " is opposed to " vernacular , " and Dante is careful to point out that the sovereign language takes no account of particular vernaculars , such as German , French , & c . They are all , and simply , vol- gare . In the De Vulgari ...
... Latin " is opposed to " vernacular , " and Dante is careful to point out that the sovereign language takes no account of particular vernaculars , such as German , French , & c . They are all , and simply , vol- gare . In the De Vulgari ...
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