A History of Literary Criticism in the Renaissance / With special reference to the influence of Italy in the formation and development of modern classicism

by Joel Elias Spingarn

[225] Cf. Tiraboschi, vii. 947 sq., and Giraldi, ii. 153 sq. Pigna's own words are cited in Giraldi, i. p. xxiii.

[226] Canello, p. 306 sq.

[227] Speroni, v. 521.

[228] Cf. Minturno, De Poeta, p. 151.

[229] Minturno, Arte Poetica, p. 31. For various opinions on the unity of the Orlando Furioso, cf. Canello, p. 106, and Foffano, p. 59 sq.

[230] Arte Poetica, p. 31.

[231] T. Tasso, xii. 219 sq.

[232] T. Tasso, xii. 234.

[233] Della Vera Poetica, cap. iii.

[234] T. Tasso, xii. 199 sq.