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Francesco Petrarch So then at last your Cicero has the happiness of returning to you, bearing you my thanks. And yet he also stays, very willingly, with me; a dear friend, to whom I give the credit of being almost the only man of letters for whose sake I would go to the length of spending my time, when the difficulties of life are pressing on me so sharply and inexorably and the cares pertaining to my literary labours make the longest life seem far too short, in transcribing compositions not my own.

Bucolicum Carmen


Petrarch's Bucolicum Carmen is a poem written in 12 eglogues. Each poem deals with a different topic. If you have an English translation of this in electronic form please contact me.

I - Parthenias
II - Argus
III - Amor pastorius
IV - Dedalus
V - Pietas pastoralis
VI - Pastorum pathos
VII - Grex infectus et suffectus
VIII - Diuortium
IX - Querulus
X - Laurea Occidens
XI - Galathea
XII - conflictatio


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