- Baumgart, Fritz. "La
Caprarola di
Ameto Orti",
Studi Romanzi, 25 (1935:80); in 240
Latin verses, La
Caprarola of
Ameto Orti (c 1585-89)
describes the beauties...
- Florence,
producing Comedia delle ninfe fiorentine in 1341 (also
known as
Ameto), a mix of
prose and poems,
completing the fifty-canto
allegorical poem...
- (Virgil, Theocritus, Ovid, Tibullus), and in part by
Giovanni Boccaccio's
Ameto,
Sannazaro wrote a
literary work that can be
considered the
first production...
- ōwóé Left Bank, Gbe, Aja Aja-Gbe (Aja) eɖé / ɖeka èvè / amɛ̃ve etɔ̃̂ /
amɛ̃tɔ̃ enɛ̀ / amɛ̃nɛ̃ atɔ̃ / amãtɔ̃ adɛ̃ / amãdɛ̃ adɾɛ / amãdɾɛ eɲĩ / amɛ̃ɲĩ ɲíɖe...
-
rediscovered Latin poets Calpurnius and Nemesi****— and by Boccaccio's
Ameto,
Sannazaro depicts a
lovelorn first-person
narrator ("Sincero") wandering...
-
Local Government Area of Ondo State, Nigeria. With the
death of
Olugbo Ameto (the 8th
Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom), his two princes:
Ajana (elder) and Gbagba...
- a poem in triplets,
doubtless owed its
origin to the
Divine Comedy. The
Ameto is a
mixture of
prose and poetry, and is the
first Italian pastoral romance...
- a poem in triplets,
doubtless owed its
origin to the
Divine Comedy. The
Ameto is a
mixture of
prose and poetry, and is the
first Italian pastoral romance...
-
brought from Ode-Ugbo. As the
history recounts,
after the
death of
Olugbo Ameto (the 8th
Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom), his two princes:
Ajana (elder) and Gbagba...
-
artists included Maki Makita,
Usagi Yuki [ja],
Penta Aogiri [ja], Yuki
Ameto [ja], and Yuu Ueda. The
magazine was
printed in a JB5 182 mm × 257 mm (7...
