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Simone de'
Prodenzani (Orvieto, b. 1351? d. 1433–8), also
spelled Prudenzani, was an
Italian poet
known for his
narrative stories in the form of sonnets...
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Giovanni Fiorentino,
Franco Sacchetti,
Giovanni Sercambi and
Simone de'
Prodenzani continued the
tradition into the
early 15th century. The
Italian novella...
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rondeau is
found in 8
sources and
referenced by the
Italian poet
Simone de'
Prodenzani.
Along with Grimace,
Jehan Vaillant and F. Andrieu,
Molins was one of...
- S2CID 192127480. Nádas, John (1998). "A
cautious reading of
Simone Prodenzani's "Il Saporetto"". Recercare. 10: 23–38. JSTOR 41692738. Pirrotta, Nino...
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Oliveira (born 1938),
Portuguese singer and TV
actress Simone de'
Prodenzani,
Italian poet
Simone di
Nanni Ferrucci (born 1402),
Italian sculptor Simone...
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dancing accompanied by a
woman on tambourine. It can be seen in
Simone Prodenzani's Liber Saporecti (or Il Saporetto),
published 1415,
which describes music...