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Panvini, Le rime della scuola siciliana,
I. 192-193.
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“Table of Poets” in
Early Italian Poets,
xxvii.
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Contini, Poeti de duecento vol. 1,
145.
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Panvini, Le rime della scuola siciliana,
I. 192-193.
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“Table of Poets” in
Early Italian Poets,
xxvii.
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Contini, Poeti de duecento vol. 1,
145.
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Early Italian Poets
Scholarly Commentary
Introduction
Not much more is known about Giacomino Pugliesi than DGR indicates in his note on the poet in The Early Italian Poets. Giacomino was one of the court poets of Frederick II. DGR's source text is Poeti del primo secolo (I. 243-244). The translation is for the most part close, but at a few points (for instance, line 4) DGR freely interprets, usually—as in this case—to excellent effect.
Textual History: Composition
Late 1840s, most probably.
Printing History
The translation was first published in 1861 in The Early Italian Poets; it was reprinted in 1874 in Dante and his Circle.