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Biblissima+ Identifier: https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q76748
IIIF Manifest
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Data Source: BnF Archives et manuscrits
L'édition n'a qu'un titre de départ, au-dessous duquel est placé un bois qui représente une femme morte étendue à terre et dont plusieurs personnages déplorent la perte.
Le poème, qui se rapporte à la prise de Brescia au mois de février 1512, compte 25 octaves et commence ainsi :
O summo padre, eterno re di gloria, Che tutto el mondo de nulla formasti...
Voici le début de la Barzeletta :
Bressa son ch'è posta in pianto. Gran stridor el batter mani...
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