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Folio 73r, Quire k
Biblioteca degli Intronati, Siena — O.III.38
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Biblioteca degli Intronati, Siena — O.III.38
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Annotations
CROSS_REFERENCE (1)MARGINAL_NOTE (1)
Hand Primary: Pope Alexander VII (Fabio Chigi)
Cross Reference
“comparatione
diverse”
199
Here Poliphilo’s timidity is accentuated by two references to the animal kingdom, stated
in unison. Likewise, the term appears next to the following phrase.
Her amorous glances had not become pernicious and deadly blows, just as flashing thunder causes
hearty oak-trees to split beneath its sudden blow. (Ibid.)
Chigi took note of the fact that the author would locate clusters acutezze in a single
section of text, labelling such gatherings as ‘varie comparatione’ (k1v) and ‘comp...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 210 (Ch. 8)
Hand Primary: Pope Alexander VII (Fabio Chigi)
Cross Reference
“comparatione
diverse”
199
Here Poliphilo’s timidity is accentuated by two references to the animal kingdom, stated
in unison. Likewise, the term appears next to the following phrase.
Her amorous glances had not become pernicious and deadly blows, just as flashing thunder causes
hearty oak-trees to split beneath its sudden blow. (Ibid.)
Chigi took note of the fact that the author would locate clusters acutezze in a single
section of text, labelling such gatherings as ‘varie comparatione’ (k1v) and ‘comp...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 210 (Ch. 8)
Hand Primary: Pope Alexander VII (Fabio Chigi)
Marginal Note
“Parole
di Poliphilo da se stesso”
’ above the relevant passage.
Theatrical Elements
Chigi’s appreciation of the HP as performance, particularly the episode of the human chess
match, extends further into his annotation. Having demonstrated an appreciation for drama,
Chigi marks up certain passages with directions which bear a resemblance to stage directions.
In passages of long dialogue in which the speaker can be confused, Chigi records the speaker
and the addressee, in notes such as ‘Parole di Polia à Poliphilo’ ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 211 (Ch. 8)
Hand Primary: Pope Alexander VII (Fabio Chigi)
Marginal Note
“Parole
di Poliphilo da se stesso”
’ above the relevant passage.
Theatrical Elements
Chigi’s appreciation of the HP as performance, particularly the episode of the human chess
match, extends further into his annotation. Having demonstrated an appreciation for drama,
Chigi marks up certain passages with directions which bear a resemblance to stage directions.
In passages of long dialogue in which the speaker can be confused, Chigi records the speaker
and the addressee, in notes such as ‘Parole di Polia à Poliphilo’ ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 211 (Ch. 8)