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From scribal publication to print publication: Pietro Bembo's 'Rime', 1529-1535.
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The Modern Language Review
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July 1, 2000| Author:
Richardson, Brian
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Lyric poet, Pietro Bembo broke convention in 1930 by having a selection of 'Rime' printed, with a second version printed in 1535. The move is said to have boosted Italian Petrarchism.
An aspect of the advent of print publication alongside publication by manuscript in Renaissance Italy is studied in this article. Pietro Bembo, the major Petrarchan poet of the early part of the sixteenth century, normally circulated his lyric poems in the first instance singly and by hand, as was traditio...
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