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Addison, Joseph Spectator LXII 1711 Anon/strong>, Gammer Gurton’s Needle c1552 Arena, Antonius de De bragardissima Villa de Soleriis Lyons: 1670 Most complete edition of one of the earliest collections of French macaronic poetry, celebrated for its valuable descriptions of notations of early Provençal dance. Aretino, Pietro Ragionamento 1532-34 Letters 6 vols. 1537-1557 Berni, Francesco Burleschi Bronzino, Agnolo (di Cosimo) Capitoli Calmo, Andrea Le bizarre, faconde et ingeniose rime pescatorie Venice: Bescarini(?), 1559 Cervantes, Miguel de Don Quixote Madrid: del Cuesta, 1605 (1st volume) Chaucer, Geoffrey Canterbury Tales: Nun’s Priest Tale c1387 Estienne, Henri Parodiae morales 1575 Folengo, Teofilo (1491-1544) Baldus Histoire Macaronique of Merlin 1517 A mock epic in the macaronic style. Written in a mixture of Latin and Italian. A parody of many aspects of contemporary life and inspiration for Rabelais. Five editions betwen 1517 and 1544. Another edition Venice: Imbertus, 1585. ------------------------Merlini Cocalii Venice: Pietro Ravani, 1554 Another edition, Venice: Giovanni Varisco, 1573. ------------------------Cocaius Merlinus Opus Macaronicorum Venice: Imbertus, 1585 Leopardi, Girolamo Capitoli e canzoni piacevoli Florence: Sermartelli, 1613 Nashe The Unfortunate Traveller Oldradi, Angelo degli Capitoli piacevoli Roma: Valerio and Luigi Dorico, ca. 1550 Phillips, John Maronides or Virgil Travestie London: Nathanael Brooks 1672 & 1673 Prior, Matthew and Montague, Charles The Country and City Mouse 1687 A burlesque on Dryden's Hind and the Panther Pulci, Luigi (1432 – 1484) Morgante Maggiore A chivalrous poem in the burlesque style Udall, Nicholas Ralph Roister Doister c1545 First English comedy Vignali, Antonio La Cazzaria 1524 (The book of the cock) an obscene parody
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