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Some writers attribute this poem to Politian , and affirin that Pulci had it from him ;
but this appears very improbable , as all the Italian poems we have of Politian ,
are in a very different style . " Mr. Baretti , in his account of the manners and ...
Some writers attribute this poem to Politian , and affirin that Pulci had it from him ;
but this appears very improbable , as all the Italian poems we have of Politian ,
are in a very different style . " Mr. Baretti , in his account of the manners and ...
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The stories of the Italian poet are not inorc cxtravagant , than the legendary tales
of the saints , which were currently believed in his time , and are still objects of
faith with the vulgar . Yet let it not be supposed , that this apology for Ariosto ,
which ...
The stories of the Italian poet are not inorc cxtravagant , than the legendary tales
of the saints , which were currently believed in his time , and are still objects of
faith with the vulgar . Yet let it not be supposed , that this apology for Ariosto ,
which ...
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Although this poem , like all the Italian writings of the kind , is written in the octave
stanza , the present translation will be found , in that respect , to differ from the
two first , which are rendered in the same form of versification as the Italian .
Although this poem , like all the Italian writings of the kind , is written in the octave
stanza , the present translation will be found , in that respect , to differ from the
two first , which are rendered in the same form of versification as the Italian .
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Jesrusalem ; and by many of the Italian writers in their translations of the Greek
and Roman poets , which , I believe , few other modern translators would think of
rendering in the stanza . The genius of our heroic verse admits of a great variety ...
Jesrusalem ; and by many of the Italian writers in their translations of the Greek
and Roman poets , which , I believe , few other modern translators would think of
rendering in the stanza . The genius of our heroic verse admits of a great variety ...
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The happy versatility of his genius was such , that he could equally adapt himself
to every species of poetry ; and an Italian writer of his life observes , that whatever
he wrote , seemed , at the time , to be his particular study . At about thirty years ...
The happy versatility of his genius was such , that he could equally adapt himself
to every species of poetry ; and an Italian writer of his life observes , that whatever
he wrote , seemed , at the time , to be his particular study . At about thirty years ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Orlando Furioso, 第 1 巻 Orlando Furioso, Lodovico Ariosto |
| 著者 | Lodovico Ariosto |
| 翻訳 | John Hoole |
| 出版社 | Otridge and Son [etc.] at the Union Printing-Office, 1807 |
| 書籍の提供元 | イリノイ大学アーバナ シャンペーン校 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2019年11月26日 |
| 引用のエクスポート | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |