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Nascimento, Francisco Manoel do
(pen name, Filinto Elísio). Born Dec. 21, 1734, in Lisbon; died Feb. 25, 1819, in Paris. Portuguese poet. In 1754, Nascimento was ordained a priest. An exponent of patriotic revolutionary classicism, Nascimento combined a classicist theory of poetry with a national renaissance tradition, for example, in his On Portuguese Poetics (1816). In his poems in the collections The Poetry of Filinto Elísio (1797–1801) and Works (1817–19), Nascimento assailed the aristocracy, clericalism, and the Inquisition and expressed faith in progress and the triumph of reason. WORKSPoesías. Edited by J. Pereira Tavares. Lisbon [1941].REFERENCESBraga, T. Filinto Elísio e os dissidentes da Arcadia. Porto, 1901. Sousa Monteiro, J. de. Acerca de Filinto Elisio: Notícias e documentos. Lisbon, 1903.Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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