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First Published in 1995. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 678
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. November 1995
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 37mm
- Gewicht: 930g
- ISBN-13: 9780415133975
- ISBN-10: 0415133971
- Artikelnr.: 21921413
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 678
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. November 1995
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 37mm
- Gewicht: 930g
- ISBN-13: 9780415133975
- ISBN-10: 0415133971
- Artikelnr.: 21921413
Michael Caesar
Chapter 1 Dante Alighieri
letter to Cangrande della Scala; Chapter 2 Giovanni del Virgilio
epistle to Dante; Chapter 3 Giovanni del Virgilio
epitaph intended for Dante's tomb; Chapter 4 Cecco d'Ascoli
against Dante's'poetic' treatment of science; Chapter 5 Fra Guido Vernani
censure of Dante's Monarchia; Chapter 6 Jacopo Alighieri
notes to the Inferno; Chapter 7 Graziolo de' Bambaglioli
Proem to his commentary on the Inferno; Chapter 8 Jacopo della Lana
commentary on Purgatory XXXII
109-41; Chapter 9 Guido da Pisa
Prologue to his commentary on the Inferno; Chapter 10 L'Ottimo (Andrea Lancia)
commentary on Inferno XIII
103-8; Chapter 11 Pietro Alighieri
Dante's seven kinds of meaning; Chapter 12 The six early commentaries on the opening lines of Inferno III
the inscription above the gate of hell; Chapter 13 Giovanni Villani
Chronicle of Florence: the first biography of Dante; Chapter 14 Francesco Petrarca
letter to Boccaccio; Chapter 15 Giovanni Boccaccio
life of Dante; Chapter 16 Giovanni Boccaccio
commentary on Inferno X
52-72; Chapter 17 Geoffrey Chaucer
Ugolino and gentillesse in The Canterbury Tales; Chapter 18 Benvenuto da Imola
Guido da Montefeltro ( Inferno XXVII
25-30); Chapter 19 Francesco da Buti
the allegorical interpretation of Beatrice; Chapter 20 Filippo Villani
on the life and customs of the distinguished comic poet Dante; Chapter 21 Coluccio Salutati
appeal for a decent text of the Comedy; Chapter 22 Leonardo Bruni
censure and exaltation of Dante; Chapter 23 Francisco Imperial
the seven virtues; Chapter 24 Christine de Pizan
the path of long study; Chapter 25 Alain Chartier
the Donation of Constantine; Chapter 26 Leonardo Bruni
Life of Dante
and comparison with Petrarch; Chapter 27 St Antoninus
the Florentine poet Dante and his errors; Chapter 28 Marsilio Ficino
Preface to his translation of the Monarchia; Chapter 29 Cristoforo Landino
commentary to the Divine Comedy; Chapter 30 Hartmann Schedel
Chronicle of the Worl
letter to Cangrande della Scala; Chapter 2 Giovanni del Virgilio
epistle to Dante; Chapter 3 Giovanni del Virgilio
epitaph intended for Dante's tomb; Chapter 4 Cecco d'Ascoli
against Dante's'poetic' treatment of science; Chapter 5 Fra Guido Vernani
censure of Dante's Monarchia; Chapter 6 Jacopo Alighieri
notes to the Inferno; Chapter 7 Graziolo de' Bambaglioli
Proem to his commentary on the Inferno; Chapter 8 Jacopo della Lana
commentary on Purgatory XXXII
109-41; Chapter 9 Guido da Pisa
Prologue to his commentary on the Inferno; Chapter 10 L'Ottimo (Andrea Lancia)
commentary on Inferno XIII
103-8; Chapter 11 Pietro Alighieri
Dante's seven kinds of meaning; Chapter 12 The six early commentaries on the opening lines of Inferno III
the inscription above the gate of hell; Chapter 13 Giovanni Villani
Chronicle of Florence: the first biography of Dante; Chapter 14 Francesco Petrarca
letter to Boccaccio; Chapter 15 Giovanni Boccaccio
life of Dante; Chapter 16 Giovanni Boccaccio
commentary on Inferno X
52-72; Chapter 17 Geoffrey Chaucer
Ugolino and gentillesse in The Canterbury Tales; Chapter 18 Benvenuto da Imola
Guido da Montefeltro ( Inferno XXVII
25-30); Chapter 19 Francesco da Buti
the allegorical interpretation of Beatrice; Chapter 20 Filippo Villani
on the life and customs of the distinguished comic poet Dante; Chapter 21 Coluccio Salutati
appeal for a decent text of the Comedy; Chapter 22 Leonardo Bruni
censure and exaltation of Dante; Chapter 23 Francisco Imperial
the seven virtues; Chapter 24 Christine de Pizan
the path of long study; Chapter 25 Alain Chartier
the Donation of Constantine; Chapter 26 Leonardo Bruni
Life of Dante
and comparison with Petrarch; Chapter 27 St Antoninus
the Florentine poet Dante and his errors; Chapter 28 Marsilio Ficino
Preface to his translation of the Monarchia; Chapter 29 Cristoforo Landino
commentary to the Divine Comedy; Chapter 30 Hartmann Schedel
Chronicle of the Worl
Chapter 1 Dante Alighieri
letter to Cangrande della Scala; Chapter 2 Giovanni del Virgilio
epistle to Dante; Chapter 3 Giovanni del Virgilio
epitaph intended for Dante's tomb; Chapter 4 Cecco d'Ascoli
against Dante's'poetic' treatment of science; Chapter 5 Fra Guido Vernani
censure of Dante's Monarchia; Chapter 6 Jacopo Alighieri
notes to the Inferno; Chapter 7 Graziolo de' Bambaglioli
Proem to his commentary on the Inferno; Chapter 8 Jacopo della Lana
commentary on Purgatory XXXII
109-41; Chapter 9 Guido da Pisa
Prologue to his commentary on the Inferno; Chapter 10 L'Ottimo (Andrea Lancia)
commentary on Inferno XIII
103-8; Chapter 11 Pietro Alighieri
Dante's seven kinds of meaning; Chapter 12 The six early commentaries on the opening lines of Inferno III
the inscription above the gate of hell; Chapter 13 Giovanni Villani
Chronicle of Florence: the first biography of Dante; Chapter 14 Francesco Petrarca
letter to Boccaccio; Chapter 15 Giovanni Boccaccio
life of Dante; Chapter 16 Giovanni Boccaccio
commentary on Inferno X
52-72; Chapter 17 Geoffrey Chaucer
Ugolino and gentillesse in The Canterbury Tales; Chapter 18 Benvenuto da Imola
Guido da Montefeltro ( Inferno XXVII
25-30); Chapter 19 Francesco da Buti
the allegorical interpretation of Beatrice; Chapter 20 Filippo Villani
on the life and customs of the distinguished comic poet Dante; Chapter 21 Coluccio Salutati
appeal for a decent text of the Comedy; Chapter 22 Leonardo Bruni
censure and exaltation of Dante; Chapter 23 Francisco Imperial
the seven virtues; Chapter 24 Christine de Pizan
the path of long study; Chapter 25 Alain Chartier
the Donation of Constantine; Chapter 26 Leonardo Bruni
Life of Dante
and comparison with Petrarch; Chapter 27 St Antoninus
the Florentine poet Dante and his errors; Chapter 28 Marsilio Ficino
Preface to his translation of the Monarchia; Chapter 29 Cristoforo Landino
commentary to the Divine Comedy; Chapter 30 Hartmann Schedel
Chronicle of the Worl
letter to Cangrande della Scala; Chapter 2 Giovanni del Virgilio
epistle to Dante; Chapter 3 Giovanni del Virgilio
epitaph intended for Dante's tomb; Chapter 4 Cecco d'Ascoli
against Dante's'poetic' treatment of science; Chapter 5 Fra Guido Vernani
censure of Dante's Monarchia; Chapter 6 Jacopo Alighieri
notes to the Inferno; Chapter 7 Graziolo de' Bambaglioli
Proem to his commentary on the Inferno; Chapter 8 Jacopo della Lana
commentary on Purgatory XXXII
109-41; Chapter 9 Guido da Pisa
Prologue to his commentary on the Inferno; Chapter 10 L'Ottimo (Andrea Lancia)
commentary on Inferno XIII
103-8; Chapter 11 Pietro Alighieri
Dante's seven kinds of meaning; Chapter 12 The six early commentaries on the opening lines of Inferno III
the inscription above the gate of hell; Chapter 13 Giovanni Villani
Chronicle of Florence: the first biography of Dante; Chapter 14 Francesco Petrarca
letter to Boccaccio; Chapter 15 Giovanni Boccaccio
life of Dante; Chapter 16 Giovanni Boccaccio
commentary on Inferno X
52-72; Chapter 17 Geoffrey Chaucer
Ugolino and gentillesse in The Canterbury Tales; Chapter 18 Benvenuto da Imola
Guido da Montefeltro ( Inferno XXVII
25-30); Chapter 19 Francesco da Buti
the allegorical interpretation of Beatrice; Chapter 20 Filippo Villani
on the life and customs of the distinguished comic poet Dante; Chapter 21 Coluccio Salutati
appeal for a decent text of the Comedy; Chapter 22 Leonardo Bruni
censure and exaltation of Dante; Chapter 23 Francisco Imperial
the seven virtues; Chapter 24 Christine de Pizan
the path of long study; Chapter 25 Alain Chartier
the Donation of Constantine; Chapter 26 Leonardo Bruni
Life of Dante
and comparison with Petrarch; Chapter 27 St Antoninus
the Florentine poet Dante and his errors; Chapter 28 Marsilio Ficino
Preface to his translation of the Monarchia; Chapter 29 Cristoforo Landino
commentary to the Divine Comedy; Chapter 30 Hartmann Schedel
Chronicle of the Worl