Birds of Prey and the Sport of Falconry in Italian Literature Through the Fourteenth Century: From Serving Love to Served for Dinner |
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... society than to the still feudal systems of Northern Europe . In the Duecento and Trecento and beyond , Italian society is very dynamic . The rise of the merchant class steals the exclusivity of leisure time and its pursuits such as ...
... society than to the still feudal systems of Northern Europe . In the Duecento and Trecento and beyond , Italian society is very dynamic . The rise of the merchant class steals the exclusivity of leisure time and its pursuits such as ...
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... society in literature that takes place in the contemporary society . On the other hand , the chivalric romance genre , set in this old society in a nostalgic way , uses falcon imagery unequivocally in the conventional manner . For ...
... society in literature that takes place in the contemporary society . On the other hand , the chivalric romance genre , set in this old society in a nostalgic way , uses falcon imagery unequivocally in the conventional manner . For ...
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... society controlled by guadagno . Mario Baratto has commented on the outcome for Federigo thus : Nelle due fasi della sua esistenza è adombrato il passaggio da una vecchia classe cavalleresca , cortese , dissipatrice e generosa , a una ...
... society controlled by guadagno . Mario Baratto has commented on the outcome for Federigo thus : Nelle due fasi della sua esistenza è adombrato il passaggio da una vecchia classe cavalleresca , cortese , dissipatrice e generosa , a una ...
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Falconry in Duecento and Trecento poetry Page | 50 |
Falconry and cranes in Dante Page | 87 |
Falconry in Duecento and Trecento prose Page | 107 |
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