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"Amoretti" is a sequence of sonnets written by Edmund Spenser, primarily focused on his courtship of Elizabeth Boyle. The poems explore themes of love, beauty, and the complexities of romantic relationships, often reflecting the speaker's devotion and desire for his beloved. Through rich imagery and intricate language, Spenser captures the emotional nuances of love, culminating in a celebration of marriage and fidelity. Overall, the work intertwines personal experience with broader themes of love and spirituality.
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When did Ugo Amoretti die?
Ugo Amoretti died in 1977.
When was Carlo Amoretti born?
Carlo Amoretti was born in 1741.
When did Carlo Amoretti die?
Carlo Amoretti died in 1816.
When was Ugo Amoretti born?
Ugo Amoretti was born on 1909-02-06.
What actors and actresses appeared in La fille du puisatier - 1940?
The cast of La fille du puisatier - 1940 includes: Roberte Arnaud as Roberte Amoretti Clairette as Amanda Amoretti Liliane as Isabelle Amoretti Raimu as Pascal Amoretti Charles Blavette as Le teinturier Lucien Callamand as Le colonel aviateur Josette Day as Patricia Amoretti Rosette Denans as Marie Amoretti Georges Grey as Jacques Mazel Milly Mathis as Nathalie Marcel Maupi as Le commis du bazar Mazel Line Noro as Marie Mazel
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For what two works is Spenser most famous?
The Faerie Queene and Amoretti
Sonnet by Edmund spenser in 1595?
Edmund Spenser is known for writing a collection of sonnets called "Amoretti" in 1595. This collection contains 89 sonnets that are inspired by his courtship and eventual marriage to Elizabeth Boyle. The sonnets in "Amoretti" are written in the traditional Petrarchan sonnet form and explore themes of love, beauty, and the passage of time.
What actors and actresses appeared in La fille du puisatier - 2011?
The cast of La fille du puisatier - 2011 includes: Zachary Auteuil as Amoretti Daniel Auteuil as Pascal Amoretti Coline Bosso as Isabelle Salvatore Caltabiano as Doublure puisatier Emilie Cazenave as Amanda Nicolas Duvauchelle as Jacques Mazel Ilona Porte as Roberte
Who is Cynthia in Epithalamion?
There is no "Cynthia" in Epithalamion by Edmund Spenser. It is an ode written to his bride, Elizabeth Boyle, on their wedding day in 1594 (published 1595 in Amoretti and Epithalamion).
In the three sonnets of Amoretti by Spenser what are the specific Petrarchan elements and how does Spenser rework them?
There are 89 sonnets in Spenser's Amoretti sequence - and they are all Shakespearean (not Petrarchan).The only typically Petrarchan element of the Amoretti is the idealised love-interest - which Petrarch himself inherited from the Troubadour tradition.Spenser does not make any notable innovation to the concepts of ideal love (Shakespeare would do so, by playing with whether a real of an idealised love was being addressed).Perhaps you need to rephrase this question.
What was Carlo Amoretti's role in making the name Gatighan the waystation of Magellan's Armada into the isle named Limasawa What was his proof in saying Limasaua was Mazaua?
Carlo Amoretti played a crucial role in identifying Limasawa as the historic Mazaua, a waystation of Magellan's Armada, by analyzing historical accounts and geographical descriptions from the expedition. He argued that Limasawa matched the descriptions of Mazaua's location, particularly its proximity to the mouth of a river and its suitability for harboring ships. Amoretti's proof relied on cross-referencing Magellan's own logs and accounts from other explorers, emphasizing the island's characteristics that aligned with those of Mazaua. His work helped solidify Limasawa's significance in the history of early European exploration in the Philippines.
