- the
first three cantos was
abandoned or
redistributed in 1923, when
Pound prepared the
first instalment of the poem, A
Draft of XVI
Cantos (Three Mountains...
- "Orphans" is
currently the
final work in the
Cantos, both
chronologically and internally. The
original Hyperion Cantos has been
described as a
novel published...
-
publish the
latter cantos of Don Juan,
which then were
entrusted to John Hunt, who
published the
cantos over a
period of months;
cantos VI, VII, and VIII...
- Tres
Cantos FS U.D Tres
Cantos Islas F.C Base Tres
Cantos C.D.E. Club
Balonmano Tres
Cantos Club
Baloncesto Tres
Cantos Tien 21
Uicesa Tres
Cantos (****sal...
- the
average canto in Os Lusíadas is 882
lines long. Some
famous poems that
employ the
canto division are Ezra Pound's The
Cantos (116
cantos), Dante's Divine...
- Brukoff) and Mark Eisner's re-translation of
seven of the
twelve poems (
Cantos I, IV, VI, VIII, X, XI, and XII) for an
anthology celebrating the centennial...
- Bel
canto (Italian for 'beautiful singing' / 'beautiful song', Italian: [ˈbɛl ˈkanto])—with
several similar constructions (bellezze del
canto, bell'arte...
-
contributing to the pool
until the last
canto member was free. The term “
canto”
literally means corner. The
cantos were
called "corners"
because of the places...
- again. The
early cantos, the "Ur-
Cantos",
became "
Canto I" of the new work. In
letters to his
father in 1924 and 1927,
Pound said The
Cantos was like the...
- (born 1965),
Spanish actor Surnamed "
Cantos"
Matilde Cantos (1898–1987),
Spanish feminist Martín de Andújar
Cantos (1602–????),
Spanish sculptor The highest...
