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La poesia di Giovanni Pietro Arrivabene

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Bologna O. A.

Collectanea Philologica

2016

issue 19

45-61

Per breuem et luculentam uestigationem auctor primus de Ioannis Petri Arriuabeni poesi agit. Poeta enim illa floruit aetate, qua per doctissimos uiros humanae litterae sunt funditus renouatae. In doctissimis illis uiris fuit et Ioannes Petrus Arriuabenus, qui, cum duo scripsisset carmina, postremis his saltem temporibus, minime poeta memoratur. Auctor, innumeris inquisitionibus perfectis, duo tantum Ioannis Petri Arriuabeni inuenit carmina, quorum alteri In Pii summi Pontificis Laudem, Gonzagis titulus est alteri. Poeta uero, cum in Pontificis familiam ascisci uellet, magistro fortasse hortante atque opitulante, longum contexuit carmen, cui epistolam poeticam, imparibus modis confectam, haud fortuito praemisit. Auctoris sententia, nullum est dubium, quin Franciscus Philelphus, apud quem Ioannis Petrus Arriuabeni doctrinam sibi atque eruditionem comparauit, uel epistolam uel carmen, antequam pontifici traderentur, legerit atque emendauerit. Quod, ut par est, ex quibusdam eiusdem Philelfi epistolis cogitur. De quibus epistulis et notitiis alias.

With this brief study, first the author deals with the poetry by Giovanni Pietro Arrivabene. In fact, for the first time he has published a long Latin poem of the poet preserved in a single manuscript in Pienza, in the library, which was of Pio II. The poet, who lived during the Renaissance, had a very careful preparation at the school of Francesco Filelfo, the most appreciated humanist after Enea Silvio Piccolomini. With the Carmen in Pii Pontificis laudem… Arrivabene hoped to enter in the courtyard of the Pope; but Pius II, even though he appreciated the poem, written on fine parchment, didn’t take the young poet into account, who was only twenty years. The scholar, on the one hand, thought back to the formation and the aspirations of the young poet, on the other the cultural character of his age, in which Giovanni Pietro Arrivabene spent his life. Short, but useful hints are devoted to the wonderful court of Mantua, where the poet spent twenty years at the service of the cardinal Francesco Gonzaga.

Perseus as Alter Ego of Ferdinand I

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Bažant J.

Studia Hercynia

2016

vol. 20

issue 1

127-150

The paper analyses three relief sculptures that decorate spandrels of the northern façade of the Prague Belvedere, which was built by Ferdinand I between 1538 and ca. 1550. Their uniqueness consists in that it is the first series inspired by the myth of Perseus in Renaissance architectural sculpture. We find here, from left to right: Perseus freeing Andromeda, Perseus turning Atlas into a rock by showing him the head of Medusa, and Pegasus creating a source of poetical inspiration. The monogram, FA (Ferdinand I and Anna, his wife) is the only inscription on this villa and it has a crucial role in the villa decoration. We may consider Perseus as alter ego of Ferdinand I.

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