Coleridge in Italy

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Cork University Press, 1996 - 256 pages
It is to the scholar Edoardo Zuccato's merit to draw thorough notice to Coleridge's Italian interests.George Steiner, The Observer

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... TT ( CC ) 16 Apr 1834 ; CL II 1157 ( 1804 ) ; Friend ( CC ) I 260–1 ; EOT ( CC ) II 281 n . CN II 2163 , 2229 , 2230 ( 1804 ) ; CL II 1150–56 ( 1804 ) . On justice , CN II 2261 ; Friend ( CC ) I 261. On taxation , CN II 2231 ( 1804 ) ...
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... ( CC ) I 85. He found in Italian Renaissance painting the application of many congenial principles , like the idea of beauty as ' il più nell'uno - Multitude in unity ' ( TT ( CC ) 27 Dec 1831 ) . The source of the definition is St ...
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... ( TT ( CC ) I 546 ) ; on Machiavelli and the Romantics , Brand ( 1957 ) 128. Coleridge also knew Guicciardini and Paolo Sarpi , the similarity of whose styles he found ' very interesting ' ( TT ( CC ) 10 Mar 1827 ) . On Sarpi , CM ( CC ) ...

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Contents

Introduction
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Coleridge and Italian Lyric Poetry
16
The Fine Arts
63
Copyright

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TitleColeridge in Italy
AuthorEdoardo Zuccato
Editionillustrated
PublisherCork University Press, 1996
Original fromthe University of California
Digitized14 May 2008
ISBN1859180760, 9781859180761
Length256 pages
  
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