Omero, Virgilio, il villanello della «Ginestra» leopardiana

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Abstract
Il villanello della Ginestra leopardiana, che fugge con la famiglia lasciando le sue povere cose mentre la lava del Vesuvio avanza e distrugge, ha grandi padri: Omero, Virgilio, Dante. Il più importante, però, il più vicino a Leopardi, è il poeta dell'Eneide.
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Authors Lonardi, Gilberto;
Journal quaderns d'italià
Year 2017
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Medicine Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar Science gynecology and obstetrics philology. linguistics language and literature french literature - italian literature - spanish literature - portuguese literature

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