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Dialoghi di amore
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Dialoghi di amore

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  • Tyard, engraving
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    …1551 he translated León Hebreo’s Dialoghi di amore (“Dialogues of Love”), the breviary of 16th-century philosophic lovers. His poetry collection Erreurs amoureuses (1549; “Mistakes in Love”), which include one of the first French sonnet sequences, also revived the sestina in France. The Erreurs was augmented in successive editions, as was…

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    …1551 he translated León Hebreo’s Dialoghi di amore (“Dialogues of Love”), the breviary of 16th-century philosophic lovers. His poetry collection Erreurs amoureuses (1549; “Mistakes in Love”), which include one of the first French sonnet sequences, also revived the sestina in France. The Erreurs was augmented in successive editions, as was…

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