"Lyric Poetry of the Italian Renaissance <2nd Printing>(PB)" Yale Univ. Press
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- ● St. Francis of Assisi
- ・The Canticle of the Creatures(Eleanor L. Turnbull)
- ● Cielo (Ciullo) D'Alcamo
- ・Dialogue : Lover and Lady(D. G. Rossetti)
- ● Jacopo da Lentini
- ・Sonnet : Of His Lady in Heaven(D. G. Rossetti)
- ● Rinaldo D'Aquino
- ・Lament for the Sailing of the Crusade(T. G. Bergin)
- ● Giacomino Pugliese
- ・Canzonetta : Of HIs Lady in Absence(D. G. Rosetti)
- ● Guido Delle Colonne
- ・Canzone : To Love and to His Lady(D. G. Rosetti)
- ● Ruggieri D'Amichi
- ・Canzone : Of Distance(John Heath-Stubbs)
- ● Popular Sicilian Love Songs
- ・Send me no message, for they are lies(Cecil Clifford Palmer)
- ・More than honey the words you speak are sweet(L. R. Lind)
- ● Tuscan Folk Songs(Edwin Morgan)
- ● Guido Guinicelli
- ・Canzone : Of the Gentle Heart(D. G. Rosetti)
- ● Niccolo Degli Albizzi
- ・Prolonged Sonnet : When the Troops Were Returning from Milan(D. G. Rosetti)
- ● Jacopone Da Todi
- ・Cantica : Our Lord Christ : Of Order(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・Praise of Diseases(L. R. Lind)
- ・Dialogue of the Body with the Soul, Leading It to Judgmont(Hubert Creekmore)
- ● Polgore Da San Germignano
- ・Sonnets of the Months(D. G. Rosetti)
- ● Cecco Angiolieri
- ・Sonnet : If I were fire, I'd burn the world away(D. G. Rosetti)
- ● Francesco Da Barberini
- ・A Virgin Declares Her Beauties(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・Of Caution(D. G. Rosetti)
- ● Guido Cavalcanti
- ・Sonnet 1 : You, who do breach mine eyes and touch the heart(Ezra Pound)
- ・Sonnet 2 : I saw the eyes, where Amore took the place(Ezra Pound)
- ・Sonnet 4 : If I should pray this lady pitiless(Ezra Pound)
- ・Sonnet 5 : Love's Assize(Hubert Creekmore)
- ・Sonnet 7 : Who's this that comes, as each man looks at her(O. S. Fraser)
- ・Sonnet 15 : You have in you the flowers and the green grass(O. S. Fraser)
- ・Sonnet 18 : Beauty of ladies of compassionate heart(O. S. Fraser)
- ・Sonnet 26 : The Effigy(Hubert Creekmore)
- ・Sonnet 35 : My Lady's face it is they worship there(Ezra Pound)
- ・Ballata 5 : Light do I see within my Lady's eys(Ezra Pound)
- ・Ballata 7 : Being in thought of love I came upon(Ezra Pound)
- ・Ballata 9 : There in a woodland, to my thought more bright(G. S. Fraser)
- ・Ballata 11 : Last Song : from Exile(G. S. Fraser)
- ・Ballata 12 : Of Love's Power(Hubert Greekmore)
- ・Canzone 7 : A Lady Asks Me(Ezra Pound)
- ● Dante Alighieri
- ・Sonnet : To Guide Cavalcanti(Percy Bysshe Shelley)
- ・The New Life, Sonnet 1 : To every heart which the sweet pain doth move(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・The New Life, Sonnet 11: My lady carries love within her eyes(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・The New Life, Sonnet 15: My lady looks so gentle and so pure(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・The New Life, Sonnet 24: Ye pilgrim-folk, advancing pensively(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・The New Life, Sonnet 25: Beyond the sphere which spreads to widest space(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・The New Life, Canzone 1(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・Frae the Second Canzone o Dante's "Vita Nuova"(Douglas Young)
- ・The New Life, Canzone 3 (D. G. Rosetti)
- ・Ballata 9 : He Will Gaza upon Beatice(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・Canzone 17 : He Beseeches Death for the Life of Beatrice(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・The Banquet : Dissertation 2, Canzone 1(Howard Nemerov)
- ・Sestina 1 : Of the Lady Pietra degli Scrovigni(D. G. Rosetti)
- ・Sestina 2 : To the Lady Pietra of Siena(D. G. Rosetti)
- ● Cino Da Pistoia
- ・Sonnet for Selvaggia(L. R. Lind)
- ・Desperate(L. R. Lind)
- ・On the Death of the Emperor Henry 7(L. R. Lind)
- ● Francesco Petrarca
- ・Canzone 50 : It is the evening hour ; the rapid sky(Morris Bishop)
- ・Canzone 126 : Clear, fresh, and dulcet streams(Leigh Hunt)
- ・Canzone 128 : O my own Italy! though words are vain(Lady Dacre)
- ・Canzone 129 : From thought to thought, from mountain-peak to mountain(Morris Bishop)
- ・Madrigal 52 : Diana, naked in the shadowy pool(Morris Bishop)
- ・Sonnet 1 : You who give era to sorrow, as you scan(Morris Bishop)
- ・Sonnet 2 : Determined with one sally to erase(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Sonnet 3 : Good Friday 1327(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Sonnet 4 : The ancient greybeard shoulder on his load(Morris Bishop)
- ・Sonnet 5 : Alone and ever weary with dark care(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Sonnet 6 : Already I grow weary thinking how(Joseph Auslander)
- ・Sonnet 7 : She used to let her golden hair fly free(Morris Bishop)
- ・Sonnet 8 : On the Death of Cino da Pistoia(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Sonnet 9 : That window where the sun at midday shows(Morris Bishop)
- ・Sonnet 10 : I find no peace and bear no arms for war(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Sonnet 11 : Rain fire from Heaven down upon thy head(Joseph Auslander)
- ・Sonnet 12 : In what divine ideal, what lofty sphere(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Sonnet 13 : Now while the wind and earth and heavens rest(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Sonnet 14 : As over the fresh grass her golden feet(Joseph Auslander)
- ・Sonnet 15 : Throgh savage woods I walk without demur(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Sonnet 16 : O little room, my harbor from the sea(Morris Bishop)
- ・Sonnet 17 : Life hurries on, a frantic refugee(Morris Bishop)
- ・Sonnet 18 : O unforgiving thoughts, I pray you : Peace!(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Sonnet 19 : Ah, had I ever thought the world would care(Joseph Auslander)
- ・Sonnet 20 : Zephyr returns, and scatters everywhere(Morris Bishop)
- ・Sonnet 21 : O lovely little bird, I watch you fly(Morris Bishop)
- ・Sonnet 22 : Through twenty-one long years love held me burning(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Sonnet 23 : Now I go grieving for the days on earth(Morris Bishop)
- ● Giovanni Boccaccio
- ・Rhymes, Sonnet 72 : Now perish, Bala, root and stock and name(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Rhymes, Sonnet 126 : To that fair kingdom, o my gentle load(T. G. Bergin)
- ・The Decameron, Ballata : Flowers and Love(Richard Aldington)
- ● Matteo Maria Boiardo
- ・Rhymes, Sonnet 1 : The song of bird which leaps from leaf to leaf(Peter Russell)
- ・Rhymes, Sonnet 2 : Poor drooping flowers and palilid violets(Peter Russell)
- ・Rhymes, Sonnet 3 : Once in good hour there came in company(L. R. Lind)
- ・Rhymes, Sonnet 4 : Give me, full-handed, lilies, give me the rose(L. R. Lind)
- ・Rhymes, Sonnet 5 : To a Balcony(Richard Aldington)
- ・Madrigal(L. R. Lind)
- ● Lorenzo De' Medici, The Magnificent
- ・Carnival Song : Triumph of Bacchus and Ariadne(Richard Aldington)
- ・Carnival Song : Song of the Girls and the Tattlers(Richard Aldington)
- ・Sonnet 1 : I saw my lady by a'cool, fresh stream(L. R. Lind)
- ・Sonnet 2 : Let him who wishes seek pomp and honor, follow(L. R. Lind)
- ・Sonnet 3 : O sweetest sleep, com now at last to say(L. R. Lind)
- ・Sonnet 4 : How fruitless is each human hope, how vain(L. R. Lind)
- ● Angelo Poliziano
- ・Ballata : Welcom to May(L. R. Lind)
- ・Orfeo, Sacrifice of the Bacchantes in Honor of Bacchus(Hubert Creekmore)
- ・I Rispetti 16 : This little girl's so gay and fidgety(L. R. Lind)
- ・I Rispetti 23 : Eyes that without a tongue can speak to me(L. R. Lind)
- ・I Rispetti 70 : I ask no other vengeance, Love, from you(L. R. Lind)
- ・I Rispetti 94 : When, these eyes closed in death, you look on me(L. R. Lind)
- ・Dance Song(John Heart-Stubbs)
- ・La Giostro, Simonetta(Iain Fletcher)
- ● Anonymous
- ・14th century : Would it had pleased the Lord thatI never was born(L. R. Lind)
- ・15th century : She held my stirrup(L. R. Lind)
- ・15th century : What a fine life is the farmer's in the open air(L. R. Lind)
- ・15th century : If I could do so, lovely girl of mine(L. R. Lind)
- ● Lodovico Ariosto
- ・Satires, In the service of Duke(L. R. Lind)
- ・Sonnet : Why should I think that heaven hears my prayer(L. R. Lind)
- ・Orlando Furioso 1. 42-43(L. R. Lind)
- xxxv. 23-25(Edwin Morgan)
- ● Michelangelo Buonarroti
- ・To Giovanni da Pistoia : On the painting of the Sistine Chapel, 1509
(John Addington Symonds)
- ・Sonnet 1 : With heart and breast of brimstone, flesh of flax(Edwin Morgan)
- ・Sonnet 2 : I never used to think myself so fine(Crighton Gilbert)
- ・Sonnet 3 : The Silkworm(John Addington Symonds)
- ・Sonnet 4 : He who created time, and out of nothing(Creighton Gilbert)
- ・Sonnet 5 : Yes! hope may with my strong desire keep pace(William Wordsworth)
- ・Sonnet 6 : No mortal object did these eyes behold(William Wordsworth)
- ・Sonnet 7 : O, make me see thy face in every place(Edwin Morgan)
- ・Sonnet 8 : To Vittoria Colonna(John Addington Symonds)
- ・Sonnet 9 : Dante(Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
- ・Madrigal 86 : While life is running out in me through time(Creighton Gilbert)
- ・Madrigal 95 : Though time may prod against me and insist(Creighton Gilbert)
- ・Madrigal 109 : Ravished by all that to the eyes is fair(Gerge Santayana)
- ・Madrigal 139 : Led on through many years to my last hours(Creighton Gilbert)
- ・Madrigal 178 : Lady, up to your high and shining crown(Creighton Gilbert)
- ・Night(Edwin Morgan)
- ● Veronica Gambara
- ・Sonnet : To the Emperor Charles V and to King Francis I of France(T. G. Bergin)
- ・Serious Sonnet : Sleep, Ariosto!(Samuel Putnam)
- ● Vittoria Colonna
- ・Sonnet 1 : I write to soothe that inward grief alone(L. R. Lind)
- ・Sonnet 2 : Like some small hungry bird that sees and hears(L. R. Lind)
- ● Luigi Alamanni
- ・Sonnet : To the River Seine(T. G. Bergin)
- ● Francesco Berni
- ・Sonnet : Portrait(L. R. Lind)
- ● Angelo Di Costanzo
- ・Sonnet : The Death of Virgil(David Wright)
- ● Gaspara Stampa
- ・Sonnet 1 : The Dream(Richard Aldington)
- ・Sonnet 2 : In Absence(Richard Aldington)
- ● Giovanni Battista Guarini
- ・Dream of His Lady(Ronarl Bottrall)
- ・Another Version(Philip Ayres)
- ・The Faithful Shepherd, The Golden Age(Sir Richard Fanshawe)
- ● Torquto Tasso
- ・Sonnet 1 : Royal spouse, the season is now at hand(L. R. Lind)
- ・Sonnet 2 : The Swallow(L. R. Lind)
- ・Sonnet 3 : Arms and the leader I sang whose piety(L. R. Lind)
- ・Sonnet 4 : The Cats of Santa Anna(L. R. Lind)
- ・Epigram : I'd like to be a bee(L. R. Lind)
- ・Madrigal : What dewdrops or what tears(Cecil Clifford Palmer)
- ・Silent the Forests(Edwin Morgan)
- ・To the Princesses of Ferrara(L. R. Lind)
- ・Aminto, The Golden Age(John Reynalds)
- ● Giordano Bruno
- ・Sonnet : The Philosophic Flight(John Addington Symonds)
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