... in his edition of Serafino de' Ciminelli's poems. Here is how Menghini published the "Song of the Tarot": (the one already posted) A strambotto is a kind of Italian song, usually composed of a single stanza of eight hendecasyllabic (11-syllable) lines. It is considered as an ancestor ...

... for Bologna. Perhaps the Bentivoglios had a Bolognese artist makes some - we know they had Mitelli do one in 1665. So it’s first the Rosenwald and Strambotto, then the Charles VI etc. numbering. But if Huck (following Steve) is right, in his most recent posts, the Strambotto might be before the ...

... to imitate "bad taste" of Bologna. .. Rosenwald has been dated "circa 1500", ... this is a rough estimation ... and the Strambotto is also dated, much more precisely, as circa 1500 (due to the publisher's dates). Depaulis takes this as evidence that the Popess was dropped ...

... in 1507. More information is needed. Thus we turn to Ross’s informative post on the Popess. Rosenwald shows us a Popess and an Empress. The Strambotto lists "Pope, Emperor and Empress", but omits a Popess. Rosenwald has been dated "circa 1500", and the Strambotto is also ...

... Toscana. Actually not a reason to use not a Toscan poetry style, why not. I'd be twice in England, maybe totally 10 days, and I write English. The strambotto was revived by poets somewhat in the 15th century and became very popular. Different rhyme schemes became known by their own names, the two ...

... I have already mentioned it several times on the thread, and since you didn't ask I didn't spell it out (search "strambotti" and "strambotto"). Although already (re-)published in 1896, http://www.archive.org/details/collezionediope32linggoog (page XLIII) it was only rediscovered ...

... is there in the standard series and the commissioner choses to change or not include it. For Charles VI, it is important to note the Florentine Strambotto poem, recently discovered, which also omits the Popess (but has an Empress). Depaulis deduces that this, and the numbering on the Charles ...

... all before 2007) that this happened at the same time Minchiate was invented. In 2007 Depaulis published a discovery he had made of a Florentine strambotto (a kind of song) from 1500-1503 that listed the Tarot trumps in exactly the same order as appears on the Rosenwald sheet (except with the ...