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... Vulgari Eloquentia , which contains some of Dante's most original philosophical conceptions , is substantially a vindication of the fitness and dignity of the vernacular as a medium of literary expression ; it is an attempt at ...
... Vulgari Eloquentia , which contains some of Dante's most original philosophical conceptions , is substantially a vindication of the fitness and dignity of the vernacular as a medium of literary expression ; it is an attempt at ...
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... Vulgari Eloquentia clausulae constructed in conformity with the laws of the cursus are introduced from time to time , even in the argumentative portions 1 of these works , especially at the end of chapters or sections ; and that its ...
... Vulgari Eloquentia clausulae constructed in conformity with the laws of the cursus are introduced from time to time , even in the argumentative portions 1 of these works , especially at the end of chapters or sections ; and that its ...
Strana 375
... Vulgari Eloquentia is a variety of tardus ( classed by some as a type of cursus medius ) , having the caesura after the third syllable of the clausula , which thus consists of a proparoxytone trisyllable ( or its ... VULGARI ELOQUENTIA 375.
... Vulgari Eloquentia is a variety of tardus ( classed by some as a type of cursus medius ) , having the caesura after the third syllable of the clausula , which thus consists of a proparoxytone trisyllable ( or its ... VULGARI ELOQUENTIA 375.
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