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Folgore di San Gimignano
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Folgore di San Gimignano

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  • Gabriele D'Annunzio
    Italian literature
    / Comic verse

    Folgore di San Gimignano is often classified among these poets for convenience’s sake. He is best known for his elegant sonnet cycles listing the aristocratic pleasures (reminiscent of the ProvenƧal plazer) associated, for example, with the different months of the year. Far more conventional are…

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    Folgore di San Gimignano is often classified among these poets for convenience’s sake. He is best known for his elegant sonnet cycles listing the aristocratic pleasures (reminiscent of the ProvenƧal plazer) associated, for example, with the different months of the year. Far more conventional are…

    Read More