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La recepción del Petrarquismo en España a través de los comentaristas: hipótesis de trabajo
Cuadernos de Filología Italiana, 2005 Our aim is to continue the studies on the handwritten and printed copies of the Canzoniere in the Iberian Peninsula, paying special attention to the internal order of the compositions, not analyzed by previous critics.
María Hernández Esteban +1 more
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Francesco Petrarch: A Poet of “Multiple Belongings”
, 2019 This chapter introduces the medieval Italian poet Francesco Petrarca (Petrarch) and the sixteenth-century European literary movement known as Petrarchism.
Rushworth, JF
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Petrarch\u27s Aeneid : critical assessments of Virgil in the Africa
, 2013 THESIS 10265Petrarch?s Africa is often read as an attempt to recreate the style and manner of Virgil?s Aeneid. Because of Petrarch?s frequent expressions of praise for Virgil, his epic is considered as a kind of homage to an admired predecessor.
McGee, Kevin A.
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, 1893 Biographical sketches: Timothy H. Rearden [by Warren Olney] A man of letters [by Ambrose Bierce]--Essays: Francis Petrarch. Alfred Tennyson, poet laureate. Ditmarsch and Klaus Groth. Fritz Reuter's life and works. Ballads and lyrics.--Poem: "The sea! The
Rearden, T. H. (Timothy Henry), 1839-1892.
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May Measurement Month 2018: an analysis of blood pressure screening in the Philippines. [PDF]
Eur Heart J Suppl, 2020 Castillo RR +15 more
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Preventive Measures against Pandemics from the Beginning of Civilization to Nowadays-How Everything Has Remained the Same over the Millennia. [PDF]
J Clin Med, 2022 Vitiello L +11 more
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The Augustinian Epic, Petrarch to Milton
Intro -- Contents -- Introduction: Petrarch's Culpa and Augustine's Counsel -- 1. Petrarch's Culpa and the Allegory of the Africa -- 2. Renaissance Allegories of the Aeneid: The Doctrine of the Two Venuses and the Epic of the Two Cities -- 3.
Warner, J. Christopher.
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Un italiano de Arezzo en la corte del rey Arturo
Cuadernos de Filología Italiana, 2005 Petrarch’s presence in English literature cannot be easily defined; such presence has been under or overestimated. Beyond imitations or loans, Petrarch has served a variety of purposes that inspired new topics and forms. If one of the best known features
Dámaso López García
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