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  • Polish literature
    / Poetry

    …Laurel Tree”) and the romance Nadobna Paskwalina (1655; “Fair Pasqualina”), a tale of sacred and profane love in which Polish Baroque achieved its most finely wrought splendour. The Roxolanki (1654; “Roxolania”), a collection of love songs by Szymon Zimorowic, and the Sielanki nowe ruskie (1663; “New Ruthenian Idylls”), written by…

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    …Laurel Tree”) and the romance Nadobna Paskwalina (1655; “Fair Pasqualina”), a tale of sacred and profane love in which Polish Baroque achieved its most finely wrought splendour. The Roxolanki (1654; “Roxolania”), a collection of love songs by Szymon Zimorowic, and the Sielanki nowe ruskie (1663; “New Ruthenian Idylls”), written by…

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