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TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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This dissertation is dedicated to m
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medieval Italian literature is the
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poetry. The Sicilians adopt quite a
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CHAPTER 1 : Falconry as symbols bef
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The ancient Greeks and Romans did n
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hawk. The hawk responds that it is
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If a falcon sees the dead body of a
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The popularity of falcons and hawks
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animali, including a section on fal
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Hrabanus Maurus, in his eighth cent
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earlier; second, that there is a pe
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evolution of the late medieval view
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chapter that consists entirely of a
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century, is not spiritual, but a vo
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conveying the idea of Caesar's fier
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on falcons and hawks, telling about
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it is made typically of something t
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Having established the popularity o
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circle of acquaintances to illustra
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C'una noch sornnav' en pascor Tal s
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Amors o fai si com lo bons astors q
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chosen a mate so far above him in e
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Inferno, Chaucer is in this place t
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tercel eagle states that she should
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she gave in for fear that he might
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CHAPTER 2: Falconry in Duecento and
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nonexistent in the poetry of the sc
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da c'omo vene tosto a compimento. B
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It seems as if the text were meant
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We find here the image of the nibbi
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to be forceful like the sparrowhawk
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10 va' vedere, e par tenere, lo suo
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e disleale, larone e traito, che wo
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volgesi a1 grido, quand' egli e sta
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the hunter. In the stanza in which
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practice of falconry does not carry
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celebrates throughout his corona-in
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These crows and vultures, disagreea
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previous ladies who inspired poets,
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y Guido Cavalcanti. Matteo Correggi
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Page 98 and 99: The ways in which falcons and crane
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Page 106 and 107: Unlike the birds in Inferno, the fa
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Page 110 and 111: Bonagiunta portrays Dante's being i
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Page 120 and 121: E la madre questo vedendo vuole mor
Page 122 and 123: Upon hearing that it was an old man
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Page 128 and 129: Ardito avendo uno suo figliuolo nom
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