Letters From An English Traveller in Spain in 1778 On the Origin And Progress
Letters From An English Traveller in Spain in 1778 On the Origin And Progress
John Talbot Dillon
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Milan. There is likewife a poem of his on the mafs in the royal library at Madrid, but nothing more has been printed than his life of St. Dominic, wherein he ac- quaints his readers that he attempt^ ed his poem in Spanim, being totalr ly unable to perform it in Latin. Quiero fer una profa en roman. Paladino En qual fuele el pueblo fablar a vecino Ca non fo tan letrado por fer otro latino. The flmilitude and analogy ob- ferved between the latin and Spa- nim verfe, fuch as the verfe of eight feet... with the Trocaic, that of five with the Adonic^ that of ele. Ven with the lid ORIGIN OF the Sapphic Afclepediad, or Choriam- bic, and other (imilar compofitions, fhevv their origin from the greek and latin models ; but with refpecl to 'imitation, we muft rather look for it amongft the Trobadours and Ita- lians, from whom they borrowed the Soneto, Madrigal, Cancion, Terceto, Oftava Ritna, and fimilar poems, dif- ferent from the ancient Coplas of Spain. The Coplas, called Redondillas, or Roundelays, are of great antiquity.
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