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Pagina 104
He has shown Chapman's ' Amorous Zodiacke ' to be but a close and clumsy translation from Gilles Durant . ... Drummond of Hawthornden , who studied Ronsard , Muret , and Pontus de Tyard , did not neglect French translations of Ariosto ...
He has shown Chapman's ' Amorous Zodiacke ' to be but a close and clumsy translation from Gilles Durant . ... Drummond of Hawthornden , who studied Ronsard , Muret , and Pontus de Tyard , did not neglect French translations of Ariosto ...
Pagina 135
But to Amyot's third , of 1567 , there were added the Annibal and the Scipion ( major ) , first fabricated for the Latin translation of 1470 by Donato Acciaiuoli and translated into French by Charles de l'Escluse , or de la Sluce ...
But to Amyot's third , of 1567 , there were added the Annibal and the Scipion ( major ) , first fabricated for the Latin translation of 1470 by Donato Acciaiuoli and translated into French by Charles de l'Escluse , or de la Sluce ...
Pagina 261
cannot miss the significance of his friend's having given to the world the Latin poem which left so deep an impression on Shakespeare's earlier lyrical verse , and that English translation from Amyot's Plutarch , out of which he ...
cannot miss the significance of his friend's having given to the world the Latin poem which left so deep an impression on Shakespeare's earlier lyrical verse , and that English translation from Amyot's Plutarch , out of which he ...
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