Studi su Tasso e Marino

The volume contains studies devoted to Tasso and Marino. In Chapter. The report analyzes the rate of the epic with the model of Petrarch, in chap. II is discussed reading the ancient poets included in the rate Giuntina Rime of the ancient (1527). Chapters III and V provide new documents on Jerusalem and destroyed the Marine intention to move to England and Flanders in 1615. Chapter IV, with the publication of a new text being said Lira in 1614, provides new details on various works mariniane so far very little known (Epistles heroic and Polinnia). The book contains five studies on Tasso and Marino. Chapter I Analyzes the relationship of Tasso's epic poetry with the model of Petrarch, Tasso Discusses chapter II's reading of italian ancient poets published in Giuntina Rime of the ancient (1527). Chapters III and V Provide manuscript documents on Jerusalem and destroyed on Marino's project to move to England and Flanders During 1615. Chapter IV, with a new edition of a preliminary text of Lira III (1614), Gives details on several new works of Marino, and Especially on heroic epistles and Polinnia.

Il volume raccoglie studi dedicati a Tasso e Marino. Nel cap. I viene analizzata la relazione del Tasso epico con il modello di Petrarca; nel cap. II è discussa la lettura del Tasso dei poeti antichi compresi nella Giuntina di Rime antiche (1527). I capitoli III e V forniscono nuovi documenti sulla Gerusalemme distrutta e sull’intenzione del Marino di passare in Inghilterra e nelle Fiandre nel 1615. Il capitolo IV, con l’edizione di un nuovo testo premesso alla Lira del 1614, fornisce dettagli nuovi su diverse opere mariniane fin qui assai poco conosciute (Epistole eroiche e Polinnia). The book contains five studies on Tasso and Marino. Chapter I analyzes the relationship of Tasso’s epic poetry with the model of Petrarch; chapter II discusses Tasso’s reading of italian ancient poets published in Giuntina di Rime antiche (1527). Chapters III and V provide manuscript documents on Gerusalemme distrutta and on Marino’s project to move to England and Flanders during 1615. Chapter IV, with a new edition of a preliminary text of Lira III (1614), gives new details on several works of Marino, and especially on Epistole eroiche and Polinnia.