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poems by Ronsard
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  • Ronsard, portrait after an engraving by L. Gaultier, 1557
    Pierre de Ronsard

    …antiquity; these poems, published as Hymnes (following the 3rd-century-bc Greek poet Callimachus, who had inspired them), contain passages of stirring eloquence and vivid description, though few of them can hold the modern reader’s interest from beginning to end. Reminiscences of his boyhood inspired other poems, such as his “Complainte contre…

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    …antiquity; these poems, published as Hymnes (following the 3rd-century-bc Greek poet Callimachus, who had inspired them), contain passages of stirring eloquence and vivid description, though few of them can hold the modern reader’s interest from beginning to end. Reminiscences of his boyhood inspired other poems, such as his “Complainte contre…

    Read More