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Seguindo um dos preceitos da criação poética no Renascimento, era habitual a imitação ou transcrição de expressões, frases, versos, ou o recurso a exempla clássicos greco-latinos. No conjunto das fontes da obra do poeta e humanista português Inácio de Morais, destaca-se o poeta latino Horácio, cujas reminiscências se encontram profusamente disseminadas ao longo da obra de Inácio de Morais. São vários os exemplos da influência do poeta Venusino, mas a maior parte e os mais evidentes provêm da Arte Poética, a obra que proporcionou à poética renascentista os seus preceitos mais fecundos, e da qual Inácio de Morais retirou ideias e transcreveu ou adaptou versos. Este estudo revela as várias reminiscências horacianas e os seus ecos ao longo da obra de Inácio de Morais e mostra como este soube usá- -las para dar maior brilho aos seus textos.
Following one of the precepts of poetic creation in Renaissance, it was common to imitate or transcribe expressions, phrases, verses, or use Greco-Latin classical exempla. From all sources of the work of the Portuguese poet and humanist Ignatius de Morais, the Latin poet Horace stands out; his reminiscences are widely disseminated throughout the work of Ignatius de Morais. There are several examples of the influence of the Venusian poet, but the largest and most evident ones come from Ars Poetic, the work that gave Renaissance poetics its most fruitful precepts, and from which Ignatius de Morais took ideas and transcribed or adapted verses. This study reveals the various Horatian reminiscences and their echoes in the work of Ignatius de Morais and shows how he was able to use them in order to give an even greater brilliance to his texts.
Following one of the precepts of poetic creation in Renaissance, it was common to imitate or transcribe expressions, phrases, verses, or use Greco-Latin classical exempla. From all sources of the work of the Portuguese poet and humanist Ignatius de Morais, the Latin poet Horace stands out; his reminiscences are widely disseminated throughout the work of Ignatius de Morais. There are several examples of the influence of the Venusian poet, but the largest and most evident ones come from Ars Poetic, the work that gave Renaissance poetics its most fruitful precepts, and from which Ignatius de Morais took ideas and transcribed or adapted verses. This study reveals the various Horatian reminiscences and their echoes in the work of Ignatius de Morais and shows how he was able to use them in order to give an even greater brilliance to his texts.
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Renascimento Humanismo Exempla Horácio Inácio de Morais Renaissance Humanism Exempla Horace Ignatius de Morais
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Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra