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H., A. S. Francesca of Rimini. A. S.

See Hardy,

H., E. A. Dante Alighieri. See Hawkes, E. A. H., H. Dante; a sonnet. (In Chamber's journal. April 9, 1859. Vol. xi, p. 240.)

H., J. G., reviewer. See Fraticelli, P. J., editor and commentator. Opere minori di Dante. 1834-40. reviewer. See Venturi, P., commentator. La divina commedia. 1837.

H., J. M. Dante and his countrymen. See Hart, J. M.

H., J. M. Dante's Beatrice. (In the Athenæum. Nov. 26, 1864. p. 716.)

H., L. v., translator. See Gunning, J. H. Das Leben der Menschheit und des Menschen eine göttliche Komödie. 1878. H., P., reviewer. See Gitterman, J. M. Ezzelin von Romano. 1890.

H., W. H. Dante and the Apocalypse of Peter. [London, 1893.]

Clipping from the Guardian, June 14, 1893, in the Dante crap-book, i, p. 121.

Hacke van Mijnden, Jan Koenraad. Mijnden, J. K. H. van.

See

Haggard, Alfred H., reviewer. See Dugdale, N. S., translator. Divine comedy: the Purgatorio. 583.

Hahn, Arthur. See Liszt, F. Eine Symphonie Dante's Divina commedia [with] Bearbeitung Er das Pianoforte von A. Hahn. [18-?]

Haigh, Arthur Elam. The political theories of ante. Oxford, 1878. 8°. pp. 30. 1017 E 159 "The Stanhope prize essay, 1878."

Reviewed in the Athenæum, March 1, 1879, pp. 272-273. Hales, John Wesley. Dante and Romeo and liet. (In the Athenæum. Feb. 26, 1887. pp. 7-289.)

Concerning Purg. vi. 106–108.

-2 Dante in England.

(3).

[London, 1882.] 4°.
1018 G 115

The bibliographer, Jan. 1882, no. 2," pp. 37-39.
rgues for Dante's having been known in England prior to
ucer's return from his first Italian journey, 1372-73.

Privately reprinted from "Mémoires pour l'histoire des sciences et des beaux-arts, Trévoux, août 1727, article lxxvi " Colomb de Batines, i, p. 461.

The author aims to prove that the Commedia was composed by a follower of Wiclif about the end of the 15th century.

Apart from the ludicrous weakness or falsity of these socalled arguments, did it never occur to a clever and learned man, as Hardouin certainly was, that (1) many MSS. of the Divina commedia much earlier than 1400 actually exist; and (2) that several commentaries were written in the course of the fourteenth century upon the supposed non-existent poem?"- Moore, Dante and his early biographers, p. 180.

See also Krebs, H. The Divina commedia; [Dante's authorship denied by Hardouin]. 1891.

Lettera di risposta in cui si prova esser Dante il vero autore della Divina commedia 1754.

[Scarampi, G.] Risposta a' dubbj del padre Harduino.

H[ardy], A[rthur] S[herburne]. Francesca of Rimini; a poem. Philadelphia, 1878.

120. pp. IC19 C 63

46.
Hardy, Herbert. Sonnets commemorating Dan-
te's love of Beatrice; [query]. (In Notes and
queries. May 10, 1890. 7th series, vol. ix, p. 3(9.)

1749. Same. (In his Folia litteraria. New York, 3. 8°. pp. 65-69.) 1702 C 8 Hall, A. Dante's wife. (In Notes and queries. -ch 25, 1899. 9th series, vol. iii, pp. 226-227.) -2- Sixth centenary of Dante's Beatrice. (In March 22, 1890. 7th series, vol. ix, p. 231.) allam, Arthur Henry. Oration on the inace of Italian works of imagination on the same of compositions in England. (In his Remains erse and prose. London, 1863. 16o. pp. 112– 1817 E 24

Harington, Sir John. A good answer of the poet Dant [sic] to an atheist. (In Koeppel, E. Dante in der englischen Litteratur des 16. Jahrhunderts. [1890.] p. 448.)

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