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Ruskin, John
Stones of Venice. 3 vols 1851.
Ruskin’s letters from Venice. Ed J. L. Bradley, New Haven CT 1955.
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Bidney, M. The ‘Central Fiery Heart’: Ruskin’s remaking of Dante.
Victorian Newsletter 48 1975.
Bidney, M. Ruskin, Dante, and the enigma of nature. TSLL 18 1976.
Titlebaum, R. John Ruskin and the Italian Renaissance. Eng Stud in
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Bidney, M. Dante retailored for the nineteenth century: his place in
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Lutyens, M. Ruskin and Effie in Venice. In Studies in Ruskin, ed R.
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Della Terza, D. Ruskin e Venezia. Yearbook of Ital Stud (Florence) 5
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Spear, J. L. Ruskin’s Italy. Browning Inst Stud (New York) 12 1984.
Corradini, C.‘Lecturae Dantis’ di John Ruskin. Studi Danteschi
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Bradley, A. Ruskin and Italy. Ann Arbor MI 1987.
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Scott, Walter
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Gibboni, A. Parallelo tra Manzoni e Scott, ossia The fair maid of
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Meiklejohn, M. F. M. Scott and Manzoni. Ital Stud 12 1957.
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Jack, R. D. S. Scott and Italy. In Scott: bicentenary essays, ed A. Bell,
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Shelley, Mary
Rambles in Germany and Italy in 1840, 1842 and 1843. 2 vols 1844.
Shelley, Percy Bysshe. See also under Boccaccio, Dante, Leopardi, Byron,
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Essays, letters from abroad. Ed M. Shelley, 2 vols 1850.
Letters and lyrics on Italy. Ed C. Cucchi, Naples 1934.
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Zanella, G. Shelley e Leopardi. Rome 1883; rptd in his Paralleli letterari,
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Olivero, F. Sull’Epipsychidion. In his Nuovi saggi di letteratura
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Bernheimer, L. Saggio di studi Shelleyani: Shelley in Italia.
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Raimondi, R. Shelley in Italia. Padua 1920.
Zacchetti, C. Shelley e Dante. Milan 1922.
Giartosio de Courten, M. L. Shelley e l’Italia. Milan 1923.
Mustacchia, N. Shelley e la sua fortuna in Italia. Catania 1925.
Bini, B. Shelley nel Risorgimento italiano. Fiume 1927.
Chirpelli, A. Leopardi e Shelley. Il Marzocco 17 July 1927.
Baker, C. Shelley’s Ferrarese maniac. Eng Inst Essays. New York
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Cline, C. L. Byron, Shelley and their Pisan circle. Cambridge MA
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Neville, R. Shelley at work. Oxford 1956. On Dante.
de Palacio, J. Shelley et D’Annunzio: motifs rapportées ou influence
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Louis Bonnerot, ed R. Asselineau et al, Paris 1971.
Kroeber, K. Experience as history: Shelley’s Venice, Turner’s
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Wilson, M. Travellers’ Venice: some images for Byron and Shelley.
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Webb, T. The violet in the crucible: Shelley and translation. Oxford
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Milne, F. L. Shelley’s The Cenci: the ice motif and the ninth circle of
Dante’s Hell. Tennessee Stud in Lit 22 1977.
Brown, R. E. The role of Dante in Epipsychidion. Comparative Lit
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Folliot, K. Shelley’s Italian sunset. Richmond VA, 1979.
Schulze, E. The Dantean quest in Epipsychidion. SiR 21 1982.
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Lindenberger, H. Shelley and Rossini in Italy – 1819. TWC 24:1 1993.
Swinburne, Algernon Charles
A song of Italy. 1867.
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Songs before sunrise. 1871.
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Galimberti, A. L’Aedo italiano. Palermo 1925.
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Symonds, John Addington
Sketches in Italy and Greece. 1874. With trns of Petrarch and
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Renaissance in Italy. 7 vols 1875–86.