Dante Alighieri (53 page)

Jubilee of 1300;

    
date of action of
D. C.
,
197
.

K

Kannegiesser, K. L.;

    
translation of Dante's lyrical poems,
247
n
.

Kirkup, Seymour (1788-1880);

    
helps to discover Bargello portrait of Dante,
132
;

    
account of it before restoration,
133-4
;

    
facsimile, tracing, and drawing of it,
134-5
;

    
sale of his library,
134
n
.;

    
account of the three masks of Dante,
136-7
;

    
letter to Charles Lyell as to mask,
136
n
.;

    
presents mask to Oxford Dante Society,
137
n
.;

    
letters to G. Rossetti as to discovery of Bargello portrait,
267-70
.

Kleptomania;

    
anecdote of Dante and,
156
.

Kraus, F. X.;

    
Dante
,
Sein Leben and Sein Werk
,
270
n
.

L

Lacaita, G. F.;

    
editor of Benvenuto da Imola's commentary on
D. C.
,
223
,
272
.

La Vernia;

    
tradition as to upheaval of rocks of, at Crucifixion,
48
n
.

Lagia;

    
lady mentioned in
Son
. xxxii.,
165
n
.

Lana, Jacopo della (d. aft. 1358);

    
author of first complete commentary on
D. C.
,
222
,
271
;

    
his work erroneously attributed to Benvenuto da Imola,
271
n
.;

    
editions and MSS. of,
222
,
271-2
;

    
Latin translations of,
222-3
,
272
.

Lancia, Andrea (c. 1290-c. 1360);

    
author of
Ottimo Comento
on
D. C.
,
223
,
272
.

Landino, Cristoforo (1434-1504);

    
mentions Giotto's portrait of Dante,
131
n
.;

    
commentary on
D. C.
,
131
n
.,
196
n
.,
214
,
225-6
,
273
;

    
notice of Dante,
131
n
.,
278
.

Lando da Gubbio;

    
proclaims amnesty to Florentine exiles,
98
;

    
Villani's description of,
98
n
.

Lapa Cialuffi.
See
Cialuffi.

Lapo Gianni.
See
Gianni.

Lastra;

    
exiled Whites at,
90
.

Latham, C. S.;

    
translation of Dante's
Letters
,
251
n
.

Latin;

    
translations of
D. C.
, in,
224
n
.

Latino, Brunetto (c. 1210-1294);

    
relations with Dante,
64
;

    
his
Trésor
,
64
;

    
Giotto's portrait of,
131
,
268
,
269
.

Leghorn.
See
Livorno.

Leicester, Earl of;

    
owns MS. of
Convivio
at Holkham,
192
n
.

Leigh, Edward (1602-1671);

    
Treatise of Religion and Learning
,
and of Religious and Learned Men
,
279
n
.

Leipzig;

    
edition of
V. N
. published at,
167
n
.

Leland, John (c. 1500-1552);

    
saw copies of G. da Serravalle's commentary on
D. C.
, at Oxford and Wells,
224
n
.

Leo X (Pope, 1513-1521);

    
authorizes removal of Dante's remains from Ravenna,
113-14
,
117
.

Leon Poggi.
See
Poggi.

Leonardo Aretino.
See
Bruni, Leonardo.

Letters of Dante
;

    
mentioned by Bruni,
54
n
.,
57
n
.,
86
n
.,
91
n
.,
95
n
.,
251
;

    
by Villani,
249-50
;

    
by Boccaccio,
251
;

    
by Filelfo,
252
;

    
account of,
246-52
;

    
discovered mostly through exertions of Witte,
246
n
.;

    
Witte's editions of,
246
n
.,
247
,
248
,
249
;

    
numeration of, in Oxford Dante,
246
n
.;

    
Torri's edition,
251
n
.;

    
doubtful letters,
251-2
;

    
English translations,
251
n
.;

    
to Cino da Pistoja,
50
,
248
;

    
to Princes and Peoples of Italy,
93
,
248
;

    
to Florentines,
93-4
,
95-6
,
248-9
;

    
to Emperor Henry VII,
94
,
249
;

    
to Italian Cardinals,
97
,
249-50
;

    
to friend in Florence,
98-9
,
250
;

    
critical text of,
99
n
.;

    
to Can Grande,
195-6
,
250
;

    
utilized by F. Villani,
250
;

    
to Niccolò da Prato,
246-7
;

    
to Counts of Romena,
247
;

    
to Moroello Malaspina,
247
;

    
letters quoted,
54
n
.,
93-4
,
195-6
.

Lindsay, Lord (1812-1880);

    
account of Giotto's portrait of Dante in
History of Christian Art
,
133
n
.

Liverpool;

    
Rossetti's picture of “Dante's Dream” in Walker Art Gallery,
170
n
.

Livorno;

    
edition of
V. N
. published at,
167
n
.;

    
edition of
D. C.
printed at, with false imprint of London,
214
;

    
editions of Venturi's commentary on
D. C.
published at,
227
n
.;

    
Torri's edition of Dante's letters,
247
n
.,
248
n
.,
249
n
.,
251
n
.

Lombardi, Francesco Baldassare;

    
commentary on
D. C.
,
227
;

    
editions of,
227
.

Lombardi, Pietro (d. c. 1515);

    
Venetian architect entrusted by Bembo with restoration of Dante's tomb at Ravenna,
106-7
;

    
part of his work still existent,
107
.

London;

    
edition of
D. C.
with false imprint of,
214
;

    
earliest editions of
D. C.
printed in,
215-16
;

    
Rossetti's
Comento Analitico alla D. C.
,
216
,
228
;

    
Foscolo's
Discorso sul testo delta D. C.
, and edition of
D. C.
,
216
,
228
;

    
centenary edition of
D. C.
,
217
.

Longfellow, H. W.;

    
translation of
D. C.
, with notes,
229
.

Lonsdale, Countess of (Augusta Fane, 1761-1838);

    
second English edition of
D. C.
, dedicated to,
215
.

Lowell, J. R.;

    
quoted,
104
.

Lubin, A.;

    
commentary on
D. C.
,
229
.

Lucan;

    
quoted in
V. N
.,
66
.

Lucca;

    
Dante's attachment to lady of,
71
,
97
;

    
captured by Uguccione della Faggiuola,
97
;

    
Dante at,
97
;

    
Venturi's commentary on
D. C.
, first published at,
227
.

Luiso, F. P.;

    
Chiose di Dante le quali fece el figluolo
,
70
n
.,
222
n
.;

    
Tra Chiose e Commenti Antichi alla D. C.
,
70
n
.

Luni, Bishop of;

    
Dante's negotiations with, on behalf of Malaspini,
92
.

Lunigiana;

    
Dante in,
91-2
.

Lyell, Charles (1767-1849);

    
Poems of the Vita Nuova and Convito of Dante
,
136
n
.,
160
n
.;

    
letter from Kirkup as to mask of Dante,
136
n
.;

    
translation of Dante's lyrical poems,
160
n
.

Lyons;

    
editions of
D. C.
, printed at,
214
;

    
first edition of
D. C.
, printed outside Italy, executed at,
214
.

Lyrical Poems of Dante
,
165
n
.;

    
mention of, by Villani,
159
;

    
by Boccaccio,
159-60
;

    
earliest printed editions,
160
;

    
English translations,
160
n
.;

    
Santi's edition,
174
n
.

Lysistratus Sicyonius (c. 320
B.C
.);

    
according to Pliny the first who took cast of human face,
135
n
.

M

Macrì-Leone, F.;

    
edition of Boccaccio's
Vita di Dante
,
45
n
.,
68
n
.,
69
n
., and
passim. See
Boccaccio.

Maffei, Rafaello (1451-1522);

    
notice of Dante,
279
.

Maghinardo da Susinana (d. 1302);

    
though Ghibelline by birth supports the Florentine Guelfs,
56
n
.

Malaspina Currado (d. c. 1294);

    
“foretells” Dante's visit to the Malaspini in Lunigiana,
91-2
.

Malaspina, Franceschino (d. bet. 1313 and 1321);

    
Dante's host at Sarzana,
91-2
.

Malaspina, Moroello (d. c. 1315);

    
Purgatorio
said to have been dedicated to,
92
n
.,
266
;

    
first seven cantos of
Inferno
sent to, by Dino Frescobaldi,
210-11
;

    
Dante with, in Lunigiana,
211
;

    
urges Dante to complete
Inferno
,
211
;

    
letter of Dante to,
247
;

    
F. Novati on,
247
n
.

Malaspini;

    
Dante's relations with,
91-2
.

Malavolti, Catalano de'; Guelf, appointed joint Podestà of Florence, with Loderingo degli Andalò, in 1266,
30
n
.

Manardi, A.;

    
edition of alleged
Credo
of Dante,
260
n
.

Manetti, Giannozzo (1396-1459);