Watching Rear Window: Notes - City University of New York

Amore nempe Thesei casto furis? 645 Phaedra Hippolyte, sic est : Thesei vultus amo, illos priores quos tulit quondam puer, cum prima puras barba signaret genas monstrique caecam Gnosii vidit domum et longa curva fila collegit via 650 Quis tum ille fulsit Presserant vittae comam et ora flavus tenera tinguebat pudor ; inerant lacertis mollibus

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Amore nempe Thesei casto furis? Ph Hippolyte, sic est: Thesei uultus amo illos priores, quos tulit quondam puer, cum prima puras barba signaret genas monstrique caecam Gnosii uidit domum et longa curua fila collegit uia quis tum ille fulsit presserant uittae comam et ora flauus tenera tinguebat pudor; inerant lacertis mollibus fortes tori,

Phaedra 21 589-718 La confessione di Fedra

Amore nempe Thesei casto furis? Ph Hippolyte, sic est: Thesei vultus amo illos priores quos tulit quondam puer, cum prima puras barba signaret genas monstrique caecam Gnosii vidit domum 650 et longa curva fila collegit via Quis tum ille fulsit presserant vittae comam et ora flavus tenera tinguebat pudor; inerant lacertis mollibus fortes tori,

EPREUVE N° 3 - concoursagriculturegouvfr

[645] Amore nempe Thesei casto furis? PHÈDRE : Hippolyte, sic est: Thesei uultus amo illos priores, quos tulit quondam puer, cum4 prima puras barba signaret genas monstrique caecam Gnosii5 uidit domum [650] et longa curua fila collegit6 uia Quis tum ille fulsit Presserant uittae comam et ora flauus tenera tinguebat pudor;

Laveu de Phèdre [646-664]– traduction juxtalinéaire

Thesei uultus amo J'aime les traits de Thésée illos priores, mais ceux d'autrefois quos tulit quondam puer, qu'il avait jadis, enfant, cum prima barba lorsqu'une barbe naissante signaret puras genas ornait ses joues pures uidit[que] caecam domum et qu'il vit la sombre demeure monstri Gnosii du monstre de Crète Quis tum ille fulsit

Dante Alighieri The Vita Nuova - Revelle College

Amore e ‘l cor gentil sono una cosa This is the fundamental principle of Dante and his circle, the “stilnovisti” AND SO: What we see so far is a book that is about love and that exemplifies love poetry A Book designed to tell a literal story in great detail But also a book designed to tell an allegorical story in equal richness