Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italiano term or phrase:
declamatori di versi altrui
Inglese translation:
those reciting poems (verses)
Italiano term
declamatori di versi
Testi d’occasione sono anche, in numero imprecisato, quelli che figurano connessi alla storia d’amore per Laura ma che originariamente dovettero essere scritti dietro sollecitazioni mondane o per accontentare le pressanti richieste dei declamatori di versi altrui che frequentavano le corti. Si veda al riguardo la lettera V 2 delle Seniles, indirizzata al Boccaccio. Meritano d’essere rilevati i sonetti 108, 112 e 113, che furono indirizzati al poeta Sennuccio del Bene, tardo esponente del Dolce Stil Nuovo: si tratta di testi che forse facevano parte di una più ampia corrispondenza in versi, nella quale la critica ha recentemente indicato un momento fondamentale nello sviluppo del mito di Laura.
Grazie,
Barbara
4 +1 | Those declaiming/reciting poems (verses) | Alessandra Rizzo |
3 | rhapsodists - rhapsodes | JohnMcDove |
May 17, 2018 14:19: Barbara Cochran, MFA Created KOG entry
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Proposed translations
Those declaiming/reciting poems (verses)
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Note added at 10 hrs (2018-05-13 07:56:41 GMT)
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Sorry, in this case, I would simply suggest "declaimers of other poets' verses".
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