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Page 121
... Italian stimulus.— Tudor travel in Italy . -Sir Philip Sidney in Venice . - Italian visitors to England . -Giordano Bruno in London and Oxford . - The study of Italian poetry and prose by Shakespeare's contemporaries . - Italian ...
... Italian stimulus.— Tudor travel in Italy . -Sir Philip Sidney in Venice . - Italian visitors to England . -Giordano Bruno in London and Oxford . - The study of Italian poetry and prose by Shakespeare's contemporaries . - Italian ...
Page 129
... Italy and an excellent cunning man in all sciences ' . Englishmen acquired early that habit of Italian travel which they have not yet lost . English visitors to the great Italian cities always made careful report at home of the new ...
... Italy and an excellent cunning man in all sciences ' . Englishmen acquired early that habit of Italian travel which they have not yet lost . English visitors to the great Italian cities always made careful report at home of the new ...
Page 143
... Italy . Italian humour was pitched in another key . Nor can Italy claim any influence on his masterly reform of the methods of drama , and on his triumphant broadening of its bases . Italian drama of the sixteenth century was too ...
... Italy . Italian humour was pitched in another key . Nor can Italy claim any influence on his masterly reform of the methods of drama , and on his triumphant broadening of its bases . Italian drama of the sixteenth century was too ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
AN ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF THE TEXT | 37 |
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