Renaissance in Italy, Volume 4 (of 7) / Italian Literature, Part 1

by John Addington Symonds

[465] Op. Lat. p. 423.

[466] Poesie di Lorenzo de' Medici (Firenze, Barbèra, 1859), pp. 10-19.

[467] Ibid. pp. 24-34. Notice especially the verdict on Cino and Dante, p. 33.

[468] Read for instance No. xii. in the edition cited above, "Vidi madonna sopra un fresco rio;" No. xviii., "Con passi sparti," etc.; No. xlvii., "Belle fresche e purpuree viole."

[469] Ibid. p. 97.

[470] "Tolsi donna ... ovvero mi fu data," from the Ricordi printed in the Appendix to Roscoe's Life.

[471] "Innamoramento," Poesie, pp. 58-62. Compare "Selve d'Amore," ib. pp. 172-174.

[472] Poesie, pp. 206-213.

[473] Ibid. p. 236.

[474] Poesie, pp. 190-194, 200-204.