Examples of using Petrarch in English and their translations into German
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others from the Knaben Wunderhorn, and the sonnets of Petrarch.
La Tomb of Virgilinstead, it is a Roman columbarium with an inscription by Petrarch that invites the visitor to stop.
poets such as Petrarch and artists such as Piero della Francesca.
The humanist scholar and poet Francesco Petrarca("Petrarch"), who lived in northern Italy during the 14th century A. D.
Arezzo still complete with case Petrarch Museum, or of the Vasari
Isabella d'Este Gonzaga's interest in Petrarch and Petrarchan poetry ensured that a high standard of poetry
MUSICA RICERCATA will be present in Japan with her new programme"Petrarch in music" covering musical history from 14th to 20th centuries and offering masterpieces composed on Petrarch's poetry.
poets such as Petrarch and artists such as Piero della Francesca.
Continuing along Corso Italia we find what is thought to be the house of Petrarch, which is home today to the Accademia di Lettere Arti e Scienze.
was previously the residence of Petrarch.
tourists can visit the birthplace of Petrarch, rebuilt after the war,
a typical restaurant named Laura, after the ideal woman of Petrarch.
sung by Dante, Petrarch, Boccaccio and D'Annunzio.
According to tradition, Petrarch was born right in this building situated in Vicolo dell'Orto 28 for more information read the chapter of this tourist guide dedicated to the author of the"Canzoniere.
while from a distance greet Hafiz and Petrarch?
the region has also seen the birth of Petrarch, the first humanist,
From Petrarch to Byron, moreover, we notice an inclination on the part of the lyric poet to develop more and more the purely musical element,
This land was the birthplace of great Renaissance figures, from Petrarch to Vasari, and played an active role in affirming that concept of man which left its mark on Europe's history, drawing strength from Christian values.
The Italian poet Petrarch was the archetype of a humanist scholar.
Sold Petrarch́s House, Arqua Italy.