Two Fragments of a Late Fourteenth-Century Vernacular Laudario by Sante Cicchi for the Flagellant Confraternity of Santo Stefano in Assisi

Contributor(s): Francesco Santucci

After a few biographical notes on the notary Sante Cicchi of Assisi and a brief description of fragment AS2 from a laudario he compiled in 1388 for the flagellant confraternity of Santo Stefano in Assisi, of which he was a member, this article examines some echoes of Dante’s Divine Comedy to be...

Two French Views of Monstrous Peoples in Sub-Saharan Africa

Contributor(s): Saara Leskinen

Les témoignages anciens et médiévaux de l’Afrique subsaharienne mentionnent un certain nombre de nations qui étaient soit physiquement extrêmement déformées, soit avaient des coutumes bizarres et inhumaines. Pendant la Renaissance, de tels récits avaient encore cours, bien que certains auteurs...

Two Pairs of Tricks: Ulysses and Guido in Dante's Inferno XXVI-XXVII

2023-05-04 22:23:30 | Contributor(s): Richard Kay

Two Renaissance Lives: Benvenuto Cellini and Teresa of Jesus

Contributor(s): Yemin Chao

Le présent article examine les autobiographies de deux personnages renaissants, le premier un artiste séculaire, le second une religieuse contemplative. À travers les images dont chacun se sert pour se façonner, on peut apercevoir un engagement commun avec certains thèmes humanistes et religieux...

Two Unpublished Letters About the Use of the Volgare Sent to Alessandro Piccolomini

Contributor(s): Rita Belladonna

Tyard, Pontus de. OEuvres complètes. Tome II, 1. Solitaire premier, ou, Discours des Muses. Éd. Jean-Claude Carron.

Contributor(s): John McClelland

Tyndale's The Practyse of Prelates: Reformation Doctrine and the Royal Supremacy

Contributor(s): Bruce Boehrer

Type, Antitype, Figure, and Exemplum: Dream and Vision in Tasso's Epic Poetry

Contributor(s): Mario D’Alessandro

Tzara et Marinetti: Une étude de leur théâtre

Contributor(s): Cheryl Boeschoten

Ugolino's Supposed Cannibalism: A Bibliographical Note

Contributor(s): Robert Hollander

Ultimi sviluppi critici sulla narrativa tabucchiana

Contributor(s): Flavia Brizio-Skov

Un (an)alfabeto d'amore

Contributor(s): Sergio Corsi

Un abrégé de la pensée de Leon Battista Alberti en langue vernaculaire: les Sentenze pitagoriche

Contributor(s): Michel Paoli

The purpose of this article is to analyze a short, little-known—yet notably rich—work of Leon Battista Alberti, in order, first, to grasp its relations to its classical model, the pseudo-Pythagorean Golden Verses, as well as to the rest of Alberti’s writing, and then to determine its nature. The...

Un Art de réussir à la cour de Rome: L’Idea del Prelato de Baldovino del Monte

Contributor(s): Pierre Hurtubise

Un exercice de rédaction: la contraction de texte

2025-07-10 17:50:54 | Contributor(s): Lionel Meney | https://doi.org/10.31468/cjsdwr.351

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Un homme politique désœoeuvré: Machiavel, historien et penseur politique

Contributor(s): Gérald Allard

A philosopher who deeply influenced Western history, Machiavelli was, as well, involved in the affairs of his time. This paper aims to analyze the pragmatic context of Machiavelli’s production, for instance, his political exile from Florence. In order to draw the lines of this “praxis,”...

Un mot de l’éditeur

Contributor(s): William R. Bowen

Un nostos “diplomatico”: i miei tanti ritorni

Contributor(s): Tullio Guma

Un recueil de laudes de Costacciaro. Pour une nouvelle attribution du ms. BNCF, Landau Finaly 39

Contributor(s): Mara Nerbano

Le manuscrit Landau Finaly n. 39 de la Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale de Florence, connu des érudits comme le laudario ‘Eugubino’, a été attribuée jusqu’à ce jour à la confrérie de Santa Maria del Mercato à Gubbio. Cette proposition sur l’origine du vo­lume, avancée vers la fin du XIXe siècle par...

Un silence assourdissant à la césure : les guerres larvées de l’e caduc entre oedipiens, misogynes et glottophobes

Contributor(s): David Moucaud

Widely studied from the “natural” perspective of a generational tabula rasa, the formalist shift in poetic technique known as the abolition of the coupe feminine, which occurred around 1515, is a thorny issue much more complicated than it would first appear. This formal silence, imposed upon the...