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Kossetti, an advocate in Trieste, and they are all accurately known. One of the best editions of his Ernie is that published by Zatta in Venice, in 1756, with the Commentary of Castelveltro, including also the oldest biographies of the poet and a vast superfluity of notes. In modern times the edition published by Ciardetto in Florence, in 1822, is perhaps the most complete. The Latin works of Petrarch, from which the materials of the following pages are chiefly taken, were as follows :T he Familiar Letters. Twenty-four books. The Senile Letters. Seventeen books. The Various Letters. One book. Letters without a title. One book. These letters were the work of his life, a complete correspondence extending from 1326 to 1374, and embracing almost every incident which befell him in those forty-eight years. They were arranged by Petrarch himself, and intended by him to be the record of his thoughts and actions. He tells us that in making the collection he destroyed above one thousand letters and pieces which he thought unworthy to form part of it. Next come his philosophical writings :T he Secretum, or Conflict of Cares, written in 1342. Of Solitary Life, written in 1346. Of Monastic Leisure, written in 1347. Of Memorable Events (date unknown). Of True Wisdom :a Dialogue (date unknown). printed (in folio) in the seventeenth century; and that the first 8vo edition of our great English poet was published in 1709.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book offers a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the life and work of one of the most celebrated figures of the Italian Renaissance, Francesco Petrarch. Examining Petrarchââ â¢s writings in both Italian and Latin, the author delves into the complexities of the poet's personality and his impact on his era. The book unpacks the enduring fascination with Petrarchââ â¢s sonnets dedicated to the enigmatic Laura, placing this iconic love poetry within its broader historical and literary context. It reveals how Petrarch's love for Laura, though intensely personal, became a powerful force that shaped both his artistic expression and the development of a new style of poetry. The book also explores the contradictions within Petrarchââ â¢s character, acknowledging both his passionate pursuit of personal fulfillment and his deep commitment to intellectual and spiritual growth. Beyond Petrarch's celebrated love poetry, the book sheds light on his broader literary and philosophical contributions, particularly his Latin prose works. Examining his personal letters, his philosophical treatises, and his epic poem 'Africa', the book reveals Petrarch's multifaceted intellectual pursuits and his role as a champion of classical learning and a leading voice of humanist thought in the 14th century. The book ultimately presents a nuanced portrait of a man whose legacy transcended the confines of his poetic genius, making him a key figure in the cultural and intellectual revival of Europe. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781331556473_0
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