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Cuthbert, "D'amor languire"
Additional information about Michael Scott Cuthbert, "Zacara’s D’amor Languire
and Strategies for Borrowing in the Early Fifteenth-Century Italian
Mass," in Antonio Zacara
da Teramo e il suo tempo, edited by Francesco Zimei. Lucca: LIM,
pp. 337–57 and plates 10–13.
Original article (PDF) Completion of the ballata (10 Oct 2003) Additions and Corrections:In addition to Un Fior Gentil and D'amor languire, Niccolo da Perugia's caccia Dappoi che'l sole hides a name in Roman numerals: "Tornando vidi e sempre al cor mi sta: Cent'un, cent'un, con cinquantun e 'a'" = CICILIA The earliest mention of Zacara's Credo as "Scabioso" rather than "Scabroso" is John Nádas, "Further Notes on Magister Antonius Dictus Zacharias de Teramo," p. 173. |