Cino da Pistoia


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Cino da Pistoia

(chē`nō dä pēstô`yä), 1270–1337?, Italian jurist and poet, whose full name was Guittoncino dei Sinibaldi, or Sighibuldi. A friend of Dante and Petrarch, he wrote treatises on jurisprudence as well as numerous lyrics and sonnets dealing with the psychology of love. His verse, musical and tender, foreshadows the work of Petrarch. For translations, see D. G. Rossetti, The Early Italian Poets (1904 ed.).
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Ethos e leggiadria: lo Stilnovo dialogico di Dante, Guido e Cino da Pistoia.
Francesco Fioretti. Ethos e leggiadria: lo Stilnovo dialogico di Dante, Guido e Cino da Pistoia
After an introductory section on its philosophical and metaphysical conception, there are sections on Guido Guinizzelli, Guido Cavalcanti, Dante, and Cino da Pistoia.
Luigi Surdich. Il Duecento e il Trecento
Second: she drives a continuous parallelism between Boccaccio and the Latin classic authors, Virgil, Ovid, Cicero, Statius, and Ennius, classic authors of Boccaccio's time such as Dante and Petrarch, and also minor authors like Giacomo Da Lentini, Filippo Villani, Brunerto Latini, and Cino Da Pistoia.
Fabulous Vernacular: Boccaccio's Filocolo and the Art of Medieval Fiction. (Reviews)
Moreover, during Immanuel's presence in Gubbio, another close friend of Dante, the jurist and poet Cino da Pistoia, was spending some time in the city before traveling on to take up an appointment at the University of Siena.
Curiously, Cino da Pistoia suggested that the Jewish poet was now in the Inferno together with Dante, both undergoing the penalties so graphically described by Dante for their attitude toward women.
Immanuel of Rome
Peter Armour follows with a controversial essay on 'Dante and Popular Sovereignty', arguing that Dante, like Cino da Pistoia, held that 'the power of contemporary emperors had two sources: God, the supreme Emperor, and the Electors as representatives of the people' (p.
Dante's Interpretive Journey
Furio Brugnolo ritorna su Purgatorio 24, 49-63 per mettere in luce i riferimenti intertestuali rapportabili a Cino da Pistoia e Onesto da Bologna, arrivando alla seguente conclusione: "Che Dante avesse cosi profondamente memorizzato tale sonetto, al punto da evocarne--sia pure alla lontana--le immagini e le idee, e soprattutto la concezione poetica che lo animava, era il minimo che potesse succedere in presenza di una 'difesa' cosi precoce, acuta e appassionata delle novita che la sua poesia giovanile aveva introdotto nella letteratura italiana" (168).
Lucia Battaglia Ricci, ed. Leggere Dante
The vote that Cino da Pistoia gave in this trial must not have passed without notice.
Skirting the Issue: Machiavelli's Caterina Sforza [*]
Banditus reputatur rebellis reipublicae" ("Whoever is banished is viewed as a rebel of the republic"), Cino da Pistoia pronounced in a Consilium on a point of statute law on banishment.
Images of Exile: Distance and Memory in the Poetry of Cino da Pistoia.
Cino da Pistoia and the otherness of exile
Instead, they imitate such masters as Dante, Cino da Pistoia, and Guido Cavalcanti.
Marco Berisso. La raccolta dei poeti perugini del Vat. Barberiniano Lat. 4036. Storia della tradizione e cultura poetica di una scuola trecentesca
Il volume si presenta seguendo un ordine cronologico inverso, dall'argomento piu recente al piu lontano nel tempo, in un percorso che va dagli anni '60 del secolo scorso fino a Cino da Pistoia.
Reflexivity. Critical Themes in the Italian Cultural Tradition. Essays by Members of the Department of Italian at the University College London

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