Publication: The Italian Cantari on Charlemagne
The Italian Cantari on Charlemagne
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Strologo, F. (2023). The Italian Cantari on Charlemagne. In J. E. Everson (Ed.), Charlemagne in Italy (pp. 74–106). https://doi.org/10.1017/9781800109025.004
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The cantari were poetic compositions on various topics that would be recited in public places in Italy throughout the medieval and renaissance periods by the so called canterini. The cantari were composed in ottava rima, a metre which was first used successfully in the history of Italian literature both by Giovanni Boccaccio, in works such as Filostrato (1335–9?), Teseida (1339–41?), and Ninfale fiesolano (1344–6?), and by the Florentine poet Antonio Pucci. We know the exact date of Antonio Pucci's death (1388) and this allows us to p
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Strologo, F. (2023). The Italian Cantari on Charlemagne. In J. E. Everson (Ed.), Charlemagne in Italy (pp. 74–106). https://doi.org/10.1017/9781800109025.004