-
named Il
Malmantile racquistato,
which was
published under the
anagrammatic pseudonym of
Perlone Zipoli. The
Malmantile racquistato is a mock-heroic romance...
- Il
Malmantile racquistato (Malmantile Recaptured) is an
Italian mock-heroic epic poem by
Lorenzo Lippi (1606–65)
first published posthumously in 1676...
-
Dottori (1652), La
Troja rapita by
Loreto Vittori (1662), Il
Malmantile racquistato by
Lorenzo Lippi (1688), La
presa di San
Miniato by
Ippolito Neri (1764)...
-
inspired by
Rovai for the
Canto I
section of his mock epic, Il
Malmantile racquistato. Haan 1998, pp. 30–31, 61. Goudriaan,
Elisa Johanna (2015). The cultural...
- the
addition of a
second hump. In the mock-heroic epic Il
Malmantile racquistato by
Lorenzo Lippi, the 30th
canto is
about witches. The
ballet Il Noce...
- friends.
Lippi encouraged him to
proceed with the poem Il
Malmantile racquistato. He was well
acquainted also with Ugo and
Giulio Maffei, and was housed...
- Lalli,
imitated in the
Virgile travesti by Paul Scarron, Il
Malmantile racquistato by
Lorenzo Lippi (1676) and
several others.
Vittorio G.Rossi, T****oni...
- secunda.
Carlo Roberto Dati
appears in
Lorenzo Lippi's Il
Malmantile racquistato under the
anagrammatic name of Alticardo.
Discorso dell'obbligo di ben...
- the
first edition of
Lorenzo Lippi's mock-heroic poem Il
Malmantile racquistato (1677). He left
unpublished an
history of
Tuscan literature (La Toscana...
-
Female Figure Carrying a Lamp. Etching. Florence, 1728. Il
Malmantile racquistato. Etching. Florence, 1731.
Lorenzo Lippi,
after a
drawing by
Filippo Baldinucci...
