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Cecco d'Angiolieri, da Siena. “Sonnet. On the Death of his Father.” - Collection Introduction
This and the sonnet that follows it in DGR's edition are regularly placed beside each other in editions of Cecco's sonnets, and together they comprise a most remarkable pair of poems. They represent the...
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Colorado Avalanche - Nashville Predators - Mar 25, 2014 | NHL.com
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Francesco da Barberino. “Sentenze. Of Sloth against sin.” - Collection Introduction
Introduction This is Part 18 of the “Sotto Docilità” section of the Documenti d'Amore of Francesco da Barberino (1264-1348). DGR's source text was Ubaldini's 1614 edition. For further commentary see...
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Guido Delle Colonne. “Canzone. To Love and to his Lady.” - Collection Introduction
The best part of DGR's translation of this fine poem is the excellent final stanza. For the rest, DGR's departures (even from the interesting rhyme scheme of the Italian poem) are not especially effective,...
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EPIMELIDES - Meadow Nymphs of Greek Mythology
In Greek mythology the Epimelides were nymphs of meadows and pastures--protectors of sheep flocks and guardians of fruit-trees. The name Epimelides was derived from the Greek words epi- (protector) and mêlon (sheep or apple-tree). The double meaning of the word mêlon gave them their dual role.