The Life and Pontificate of Leo the Tenth, Volume 2G. Bell, 1885 |
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... poets - Sanazzaro- Tebaldeo - Bernardo Accolti called L'Unico Aretino - Bembo - Beazzano Molza - Ariosto - His apologue respecting Leo X. - Effect of his writings on the taste of Europe - Vittoria Colonna - Veronica Gambara - Costanza D ...
... poets - Sanazzaro- Tebaldeo - Bernardo Accolti called L'Unico Aretino - Bembo - Beazzano Molza - Ariosto - His apologue respecting Leo X. - Effect of his writings on the taste of Europe - Vittoria Colonna - Veronica Gambara - Costanza D ...
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... poet , which would scarcely have been excelled by that of any other writer of whom Italy can boast.5 54 Another surviving member of the Neapolitan academy was Antonio Tebaldeo . He was a native of Ferrara , born in the year 1463 , and ...
... poet , which would scarcely have been excelled by that of any other writer of whom Italy can boast.5 54 Another surviving member of the Neapolitan academy was Antonio Tebaldeo . He was a native of Ferrara , born in the year 1463 , and ...
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... poets of his time . ‡ " " Not less celebrated for his poetical effusions , and much more distinguished by his exquisite skill in adapting his verses to the * Giornale d'Ital . vol . ii . p . 376. + Lettere di Princ . vol . iii . p . 38 ...
... poets of his time . ‡ " " Not less celebrated for his poetical effusions , and much more distinguished by his exquisite skill in adapting his verses to the * Giornale d'Ital . vol . ii . p . 376. + Lettere di Princ . vol . iii . p . 38 ...
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... poet " no sooner made his appearance in the venerable hall of S. Peter , than the vicar of Christ cried out , Open all the doors , and let in the crowd . Accolti then recited a Ternale in honour of the blessed Virgin ; with which his ...
... poet " no sooner made his appearance in the venerable hall of S. Peter , than the vicar of Christ cried out , Open all the doors , and let in the crowd . Accolti then recited a Ternale in honour of the blessed Virgin ; with which his ...
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... poets Tebaldeo and Accolti , the inimitable artist Raffaelle d'Urbino , and the accomplished nobleman Baldassare Castiglione . The high reputation which Bembo enjoyed through- out all Italy induced the pontiff to employ him occasionally ...
... poets Tebaldeo and Accolti , the inimitable artist Raffaelle d'Urbino , and the accomplished nobleman Baldassare Castiglione . The high reputation which Bembo enjoyed through- out all Italy induced the pontiff to employ him occasionally ...
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Page 467 - Freely they stood who stood, and fell who fell. Not free, what proof could they have given sincere Of true allegiance, constant faith, or love, Where only what they needs must do appear'd, Not what they would ? what praise could they receive ? What pleasure I from such obedience paid ? When will and reason, reason also is choice, Useless and vain, of freedom both despoil'd, Made passive both, had served necessity, Not me?