Rimario Per Versi Interi Del Canzoniere, Dei Capitoli E Sonetti Di Messer Francesco Petrarca... [Italian]

Rimario Per Versi Interi Del Canzoniere, Dei Capitoli E Sonetti Di Messer Francesco Petrarca... is a comprehensive rhyme dictionary designed to aid in the study and composition of poetry in the style of Francesco Petrarca. Compiled by Angelo Sicca, this volume serves as an invaluable resource for scholars, students, and poets seeking to understand and emulate the intricate rhyme schemes found within Petrarch's iconic works. The book focuses specifically on providing complete verses from 'Canzoniere', 'Capitoli', and 'Sonetti', allowing users to identify and analyze the patterns employed by one of the most influential figures in Italian literature.

This detailed rimario provides a deep dive into the mechanics of Petrarchan verse, offering insights into the lyrical beauty and technical precision that define his enduring legacy. A crucial tool for anyone engaged in the study of Italian poetry or Renaissance literary traditions.

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