Dante studies and researches.
1902
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Title
Dante studies and researches.
Created/published
London : Methuen and co., 1902.
Description
xiii, 359 p. ; 23 cm
Associated name
Note
Previously published in various periodicals.
Contents
Preface
Dante and the Lancelot romance
Some obligations of Dante to Albertus Magnus
Dante's obligations to the Elementa astronomica of Alfraganus (chiefly in the Vita nuova and Convivio)
Dante's theories as to the spots on the moon
Dante's references to Pythagoras
Dante's Latin dictionary (the Magnus derivationes of Uguccione da Pisa)
Dante's reference to Tartar cloths (Inferno, XVII. 14-17)
Dante's obligations to Ormista (the Historise adversum Paganos of Orosius)
Dante's reference to the spear of Peleus (Inferno, XXXI, 4-6)
Dante's seven examples of munificence in the Convivio (IV. 11)
Dante and "Seneca morale" (Inferno, IV. 141)
Professor Rajna's critical text of the De vulgari eloquentia
A biographical notice of Dante in the 1494 edition of the Speculum historiale of Vincent of Beauvais [interpolation including extracts from Philip of Bergamo and Boccaccio]
Homer in Dante and in Benvenuto da Imola
Venvenuto da Imola and his commentary on the Divina commedia
Shorter Dante notes
Table of passages in Dante's works qouted or referred to.
Dante and the Lancelot romance
Some obligations of Dante to Albertus Magnus
Dante's obligations to the Elementa astronomica of Alfraganus (chiefly in the Vita nuova and Convivio)
Dante's theories as to the spots on the moon
Dante's references to Pythagoras
Dante's Latin dictionary (the Magnus derivationes of Uguccione da Pisa)
Dante's reference to Tartar cloths (Inferno, XVII. 14-17)
Dante's obligations to Ormista (the Historise adversum Paganos of Orosius)
Dante's reference to the spear of Peleus (Inferno, XXXI, 4-6)
Dante's seven examples of munificence in the Convivio (IV. 11)
Dante and "Seneca morale" (Inferno, IV. 141)
Professor Rajna's critical text of the De vulgari eloquentia
A biographical notice of Dante in the 1494 edition of the Speculum historiale of Vincent of Beauvais [interpolation including extracts from Philip of Bergamo and Boccaccio]
Homer in Dante and in Benvenuto da Imola
Venvenuto da Imola and his commentary on the Divina commedia
Shorter Dante notes
Table of passages in Dante's works qouted or referred to.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
PQ4390 .T8