An edition of Virgilio nel medio evo (1895)

Virgilio nel medio evo.

2. ed. riveduta dall' autore.

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An edition of Virgilio nel medio evo (1895)

Virgilio nel medio evo.

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B. Seeber
Language
Italian

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Previews available in: Italian

Subjects
History and criticism, Medieval Literature, History, In literature, Latin poetry, Roman influences, Appreciation, Criticism and interpretation, Agriculture in literature, Latin Didactic poetry, Influence, Aeneas (Legendary character) in literature, Latin Epic poetry, Latin Pastoral poetry
People
Virgil
Places
Rome, Europe

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Cover of: Virgilio nel medio evo.
Virgilio nel medio evo.
1896, B. Seeber
in Italian - 2. ed. riveduta dall' autore.
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Cover of: Vergil in the Middle Ages
Vergil in the Middle Ages
1895, S. Sonnenschein & co., Macmillan & co.
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Firenze

Table of Contents

v. 1. Virgilio nella tradizione letteraria fino a Dante.
v. 2. Virgilio nella leggenda popolare.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

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Library of Congress
PA6961 .C6

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Pagination
2 v.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6910447M
Internet Archive
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LCCN
01026986
OCLC/WorldCat
4472357

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"THE supreme ideal of epic poetry, in ancient as in modern times, was always the Epic of Homer; it was to this that poet and public alike looked for a criterion; and so lofty was this ideal that while, on the one hand, the possibility of attaining to it was excluded, on the other hand those who failed to attain to it might yet reach to a great and imposing elevation."

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