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Abbadessa, 5., 243N Abrams, R., 52N Accardo, S., 58N INDEX Abbadessa, 5., 243n Aristotelianisffi, 67n, 144n, 145ni Abrams, R., 52n golden mean, 259, 260ni tripartite Accardo, S., 58n, 62n division of soul, 185-186 Adamo, maestro, 49, 49n, 234, 236- Aristotle, 23, 191, 191n, 199, 277n 237 Arnaut Daniel, 13, 92, 93n, 96-100, Adonis, 151, 153 107n, 108, 112-114, 115n, 117n, Adrastus, 193, 193n 154,164,174,176-179,185-186, Aeacus, 195-196, 226 287, 288; speech of, Aeneas, 24n, 191n, 194-195, 198, 113n, 117n, 118n, 232n 218n, 254n Arno, the, 47, 47n Aesop, 191n Arruns, 215 Agamben, G., 285n Ascanius, 194 Ahearn, J., 32n, 268n Athamas, 235 Aimeric de Belenoi, 92, 93n Auerbach, E., 278n Aimeric de Pegulhan, 92, 93n Augustine, St., 4, 4n, 19, 20n, 191n, Albertus Magnus, 144n, 191n 280, 280ni De Doctrina Chris- Alderotti, Taddeo, 191n tiana, 280n Alfraganus, 191n Augustus, 198, 263 Algazel, 191n Austin, H. D., 260n Ali, 166, 169 autore, 268-269 allegory, 9n, 16, 19-31, 35-37, 80- Avalle, D. 5., 5n, 6n, 158n 84,90-91, 195, 202n, 206n, 212, Averroes, 145n, 266n 257n, 258n Averroism, 54n, 144, 144n Alpetragus, 191n Avicenna, 191n Amphiaraus, 215 Anaxagoras, 191n Baglivi, G., 223n Anchises, 252, 252n Baldelli, I., 95n, 137n Andreas Capellanus, 5, 5n, 11 Baldi, A., l02n Anonimo fiorentino, 49n, 127n, ballata, 137-138, 152, 152n 128n Barbi, M., 20-21, 30n, 48n, 53n, Ante-Purgatory, 46, 170 77n antithesis, 50, 56 Barchiesi, M., 215n Appel, c., 158n Barolini, T., 154n, 216n, 220n Arethusa, 225 Barral, lament for. See Folquet de Argia, 193 Marselha 299 Index Index Bathsheba, 277n 92n, 95, 98n, 154, 179, 283n, Cato, 34-35, 37, 191n, 195-196, 202, Charon, 210n Battaglia,S., 69n 284n, 290 241-242, 246-247, 255n Chaucer, Troilus and Criseyde, 261n Battisti, c., 281n, 282n Boni, M., 113n, 156n, 185n Cattaneo, M. T., 102n Chaytor, H. J., 99n Beatrice, 7-8, 10, 16-19, 21n, 22, 25, Boniface VIII, 135n Cavalcanti, Cavalcante de', lOIn, Chiampi, J. T., 225n, 275n 30-31, 36-38, 42, 44, 48, 52-58, Bosco, V., 45n, 48n, 54n, 62, 149n, 126, 145, 147-148, 160 Chiarenza, M., 254n 67, 67n, 69-71, 75-79, 82-83, 123, 154n,234n Cavalcanti, Guido, xiii, 8n, 42n, 52, Chiaro Davanzati, 103 137n, 138-139, 145, 146n, 151n, Boutiere, J., 119n 53n, 54n, 89, 93, 93n, 101, 123- Chimenz, 5. A., 199n 152, 174, 202, 205, 221, 243, 247- Bowra, M., 112n, 155n 153,175-179,292; ballata in, Christ, 22, 139, 208-209, 214, 223- 250, 253, 256, 267, 272-273, Boyde, P., 8n, 14n, 21, 260, 27n, 137, 152, 152n; manner of, 42, 224,257 280n; promise to Vergil, 9, 205n, 30n, 67, 67n, 77n, 81, 82n, lOOn, 129n; poems referred to: Ciacco, 168, 229 254,280n 101n, 102n, 109, 109n, 129n, "A me stesso di me pietate Ciccuto, M., 86n, 128n, 134n Benvenuto da Imola, 9n, 127n, 137n, 176 vene," 42n Cicero, 191, 191n, 197, 197n; De 128n, 204, 204n, 256-258, 260n, Bracrini, M., 113n, 114n, 118n, "Bata di donna e di saccente Arnicitia, 19, 19n, 201n; De Fini- 278, 278n, 285n 177n core," 139-142, 148 bus, 54n; De Senectute, 195 Bergin, T., 154, 154n, 15Bn Brandeis, I., 91n "Da piiI a uno face un solle- Cielo d' Alcamo, 92n Berk, P. R., 275n, 276n Briareus, 227, 227n gismo," 133-134 Cino da Pistoia, 76n, 89, 93-94, 108, Bemart de Ventadom, 114n Brugnoli, G., 190n, 199n, 258n, t1Di vii matera mi conven par- 125, 125n, 129-130, 135-136, 162, Bertalot, 1., 93n 259n, 260n, 272n lare," 135, 177-178 173n, 174, 186, 219n, 220n, 291; Bertran de Born, lOB, 126n, 131, Brunetto Latini, 92n, 95, 154, 229 "Donna me prega," 125, 133, poems referred to: "Deh, quando 153-154,157-159,164-173,175, Brutus, 247n 138,142-146,148 rivedra '1 dolce paese," 219n 179,185-186, 260, 288; laments Buondelmonte, 166 "Era in penser d'amor quand' i' CioHari, V., 58n, 62n for Prince Henry, 158-159, 167; Busnelli, G., 254n trovai," 138, 138n Clemence, 58n, 66, 66n razos of, 164; vidas of, 164-165, "Fresca rosa novella," 148 Cocytus, 74n, 211 168-169 Cacciaguida, 60, 154, 232n, 252, "In un boschetto trova' pastu- Colish, M. 1., 280n Bettini, M., 261n 252n, 271n, 276n, 281-283 rella," 8n, 148-152 cornedla, 213-214, 218, 228, 233, Biagi, G., 9n, 127n Cacus, 226, 227n "10 non pensava che 10 cor 237-238, 271-281; as title, 285- Bible, 201, 201n; books referred to: Cadmus, 225 giammai," 178n 286 Psalms, 34, 51, SIn, 52n, 271n, Caesar, 166, 182, 252n "I' vegno '1 glomo a te 'nfinite Corrunager, 5., 200n 276-278; Proverbs, 27, 27n; Luke, Caiphas, 223 volte," 53n Comparetti, D., 203n, 219n 207, 207n; John, 283; Apocalypse, Calchas, 221, 222n "Poi che di doglia cor conven conso/are, 36, 37n 284-285 Camilli, A., 20n ch'i' porti," 125 Consoli, D., 190n, 191n Biscaro, G., 173n canso, 151n "Una giovane donna di Tolosa," Contini, G., 3n, 5n, 6, 6n, 24n, 30n, Blacatz, lament for. See 50rdello Capaneus, 211, 211n, 227, 229, 257n 138 86n, lOOn, 102n, I11n, 126n, Blasucci, 1., 259n captatio benevolentiae, 202, 228, Cento, F., 243n 132n, 133n, 136n, 146n, 148n, Bloom, H., 175n, 252n 230-231, 241, 243 Cerberus, 205, 210, 210n 179n, 234n, 235n Boccaccio, 65; Filocofo, 261n Caretti, 1., 5n Cerisola, P. 1., 146n contrapasso, law of, 166 Boethius, 4, 19, 20n, 36-37, 191, Casella, 12-13, 31-40, 55, 59, 62-66, Cesari, A., 128n Coroebus, 254n 191n, 197n; Conso/atio Philoso- 201n, 241 Chanson de fa Croisade, 119n Corti, M., 136n, 145n phiae, 19-20 Casella, M., 145n Chanson de Roland, 270 Cresrini, V., 167n Bolognese, G., 102n, 218n Cassandra, 254n Charles I of Anjou, 65, 157n, 167, Croce, B., 160n Bolognese poets, 92-93, 95, 130, 174 Cassata, 1., 53n 185,185n Cudini, P., 49n Bonagiunta da Lucca, 13, 40-42, 45, Castelvetro, 1., 9n Charles Martel of Anjou, 13-14, 57- Cunizza da Romano, 64, 67-68, 69n, 48,51-52,56-57, 65n, 85-87, 90, Catalano, 104, 223, 240 60, 62-68, 70-71, 73, 76, 116, 185 185, 185n 300 301 Index Index Cupid, 61, 72-73, 75 163,168-171,179-184,247-248; Monarchia, 30, 197-198, 219, sieme," 76n Curato, B., Sn VII, 139-141, 157, 162-163, 220n, 287-297; "Le dolci rime d'amor ch'i so- Curio, Gaius Scribonius, 166 170-171, 248; Rime, 15, 54, 77, 288-297; pe- lia," 25, 28-29, 33, 35, 80-83, CUTtiUS, E. R., 271n VIII, 47, 184, 247; frose, 101, 112; poems referred 107,284 X, 274-276, 278, 281n; to; "0 dolci rime che parlando an- D'A!verny, M. T., 20n Xl, 127-129, 177; "A dascun' alma presa e gentil date," 27-29 D'Andria, M" 266n XXI, 250-251, 256, 259-269; core," 101 "Oltre la spera che piu larga Dante, texts referred to: XXII, 250-251, 259-269; "AI poco giomo e al gran cer- gira," 17-18, 36, 77n Commedia, 288-297; cantos XXlII,40-57; chio d'ombra," 44n "Parole mie che per 10 mondo discussed: XXIV, 40-57, 85-90, 96, 113, "Amor, che movi tua vertu da siete," 27-29, 77-78, 81 lnf. I, 199, 202, 239, 262-270, 177, 178n; cielo," 44n "Per quella via che Ia bellezza 278-279; XXVI, 85-89, 95-100, 112-114, "Amor che ne la mente mi ra- carre," 77n II, 7-12, 149, 152, 202, 205n, 117, 117n, 283n, 284n; giona," 13, 18, 20-21, 27, 29, 31- "Poscia ch'Arnor del tutto m'ha 243, 280n; XXVlII, 148-153; 40, 66, 82, 84 lasdato," 26, 44n, lIOn IV, 171, 189, 199, 200, 202, XXIX, 152, 256; "Amor, da che convien pur "Spesse flate vegnonmi a la 20ln, 263-270; XXX, 202, 244, 250-252; ch'io mi doglia," 76n mente," 42 V, 4-12, 33; Par. VIIl, 57-84, 226; "Amore e 'I cor gentil sono una "Tanto gentile e tanto onesta VI, 168, 170; IX, 68, 115-117, 120-121; cosa," 6, 129 pare," 132 VlII, 203-204, 207-208, 223n, XlII, 283n, 2840; "Amor, tu vedi ben che questa "Traggemi de Ia mente amor la 244-245; XVII, 282-283; donna," 44n, 177 stiva," 44n IX, 203-210, 244; XX, 255-256; "Ballata, i' voi che tu ritrovi liTre donne intomo al cor mr X, 126-127, 142, 145-148, 160- XXlII, 273; Amore," 137, 137n son venute," 103 161, 168-170; XXV, 269, 273-274, 276-277; "Bicci novel, figliuol di non so "Tutti Ii miei pemer parlan XII,208-21O; XXVI,268; cui," 49n d'Amore," 129n, 137n XlII,212; XXX,272; "Cavalcando I'altr'ier per un "Voi che 'ntendendo il terzo XIV, 139-140, 211; Convivio, 3n, 4n, 10, 14-17, 19- cammino," 136 del movete," 13-14, 16-21, 24, XVI, 213-214, 217, 242-243, 20,22-25, 26n, 27n, 30, 37-38, "Cio che m'incontra, ne Ia 26n, 27-28, 31, 36-37, 57-84, 279n; 58, 68-70, 72-74, 75n, 79, 84, mente more," 42 111n XX, 214-222, 237; l04n, I11n, 116n, 131-132, 164, "Can I'altre donne mia vista "Voi che savete ragionar d'A- XXI,222-223; 166,186,190-199, 201n, 226, gabbate," 42 more," 27 XXIII, 222n, 223, 245; 253, 257n, 258n, 260, 271n, 277n, "Doglia mi rem ne 10 core ar- Vita Nuova, 3n, 4n, 6, 10, 14- XXIV, 223-225, 243-245; 284, 287-297; dire," 26, 44n, 102, 107n, 108- 17, 19n, 20-22, 25, 36-37, 42-44, XXV, 223-226; De Vulgari Eloquentia, 3D, 44- 110, 187 51, SIn, 53n, 58, 67, 69, 79, 82n, XXVI, 228-233; 45, 86n, 89, 91-100, 108, 111, "Donna pietosa e di novella 84,101,123-124,126,129-132, XXVII,229-233; 114-115, 121, 124-126, 130, 133n, etate," 44n 136-139,152,175, 178n, 188-189, XXVlII, 164-172; 135, 136n, 161-162, 164, 166, "Donne ch'avete intelletto d'a- 199,270, 270n, 287-297; two re- XXIX, 225-226; 174-177,185-186,190, 268n, 287- more," 13, 15,31,37-38,40-57, dactions of, 21n XXX, 233-238; 297; 58n, 62, 79, 82, 84-85, 114, 129- Dante da Maiano, 100-101; tenzone XXXI,226-227; £g/oge, xiii, 281, 28In, 282n; 130, 132, 137n, 281n del duo I d' amore, lOOn II, 12-13, 31-40, 241; Purg.
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