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J M A Lindon

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ID5950876
NAMEJ M A Lindon
GIVEN NAMESJ M A
FAMILY NAMELindon
SIGNATURELINDON J M A
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1975
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1980
H-INDEX0
  • Alfieri's Translations From Greek

    John Lindon, J M A Lindon•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1980

  • Alfieri's Translations From Greek

    John Lindon, J M A Lindon•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1980

    We know from the Vita with what dogged determination Alfieri taught himself Greek in the last years of his life and how from 1799 he divided up his study-time according to a regular system. But just as Foscolo claimed to have learned more about Alfieri's mind and character from his manuscripts than from his autobiography, so too the qualities of care, tenacity and method he brought to bear on his study of the classics can best be appreciated by e…

  • One Hundred Years of Barlow Lectures

    John Lindon, J M A Lindon•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1977

    The Barlow lectureship arose under a provision of the will of Dr Henry Clark Barlow bequeathing to University College, London, the sum of one thousand pounds in consols, the dividends of which were to be ‘applied in perpetuity to the delivery of a public annual course of lectures on the Divina Commedia, free to both sexes’. Born in 1806 at Newington Butts in Surrey, Barlow had come to Dante relatively late in life after a youth devoted mainly to …

  • One Hundred Years of Barlow Lectures

    John Lindon, J M A Lindon•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1977

    The Barlow lectureship arose under a provision of the will of Dr Henry Clark Barlow bequeathing to University College, London, the sum of one thousand pounds in consols, the dividends of which were to be 'applied in perpetuity to the delivery of a public annual course of lectures on the Divina Commedia, free to both sexes'. Born in 1806 at Newington Butts in Surrey, Barlow had come to Dante relatively late in life after a youth devoted mainly to …

  • A ‘Warmhearted, Highminded’ Friend of Ugo Foscolo and an Unnoticed Obituary of the Poet

    John Lindon, J M A Lindon•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1975

    During a recent visit to the Biblioteca Labronica, my eye lighted on two of the last letters to Foscolo, preserved among his correspondence, from his lawyer friend, Edgar Taylor

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  • A ‘Warmhearted, Highminded’ Friend of Ugo Foscolo and an Unnoticed Obituary of the Poet

    John Lindon, J M A Lindon•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1975

    During a recent visit to the Biblioteca Labronica, my eye lighted on two of the last letters to Foscolo, preserved among his correspondence, from his lawyer friend, Edgar Taylor

  • One Hundred Years of Barlow Lectures

    John Lindon, J M A Lindon•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1977

    The Barlow lectureship arose under a provision of the will of Dr Henry Clark Barlow bequeathing to University College, London, the sum of one thousand pounds in consols, the dividends of which were to be ‘applied in perpetuity to the delivery of a public annual course of lectures on the Divina Commedia, free to both sexes’. Born in 1806 at Newington Butts in Surrey, Barlow had come to Dante relatively late in life after a youth devoted mainly to …

  • One Hundred Years of Barlow Lectures

    John Lindon, J M A Lindon•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1977

    The Barlow lectureship arose under a provision of the will of Dr Henry Clark Barlow bequeathing to University College, London, the sum of one thousand pounds in consols, the dividends of which were to be 'applied in perpetuity to the delivery of a public annual course of lectures on the Divina Commedia, free to both sexes'. Born in 1806 at Newington Butts in Surrey, Barlow had come to Dante relatively late in life after a youth devoted mainly to …

  • Alfieri's Translations From Greek

    John Lindon, J M A Lindon•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1980

  • Alfieri's Translations From Greek

    John Lindon, J M A Lindon•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1980

    We know from the Vita with what dogged determination Alfieri taught himself Greek in the last years of his life and how from 1799 he divided up his study-time according to a regular system. But just as Foscolo claimed to have learned more about Alfieri's mind and character from his manuscripts than from his autobiography, so too the qualities of care, tenacity and method he brought to bear on his study of the classics can best be appreciated by e…

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