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Renaissance in Italy, Volumes 6 and 7 (of 7)

Note 153 — Chapter III

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This treatment of Ariosto is typical. Men of not over scrupulous nicety may question whether his Comedies are altogether wholesome reading. But not even a Puritan could find fault with his Satires on the score of their morality. Yet Rome sanctioned the Comedies and forbade the Satires.

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