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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 140
... Italian influence is not wholly absent ; for the English novelists commonly marched along the Italian road : they rarely travelled far from it . The Italian fable , it goes without saying , formed as a rule the mere basis of ...
... Italian influence is not wholly absent ; for the English novelists commonly marched along the Italian road : they rarely travelled far from it . The Italian fable , it goes without saying , formed as a rule the mere basis of ...
Page 141
... Italian colours . Bandello , although he gave the story its European vogue , was , as in the case of Romeo and Juliet , but one of its Italian narrators . No English alchemy could free the sensitive and intricate amours of their Italian ...
... Italian colours . Bandello , although he gave the story its European vogue , was , as in the case of Romeo and Juliet , but one of its Italian narrators . No English alchemy could free the sensitive and intricate amours of their Italian ...
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CORRESPONDING FELLOWS | 9 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191516 | 12 |
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