. Luigi Pulci and the animal kingdom . ord. 124: armenti (flocks), v. cavriuol, p. 64. 100. XXVII, 236: v. Half. 0. XXV,311: XXVIII, 3: Infino a qui laiuto di Parnaso Non ho chiesto ne chieggo, Signor mio,0 le muse o le suore di Pegaso,Come alcun dice, o Calliope o XI,1: 0 santo Pellican, che col tuo sangue Campasti noi dalla fera invocation is addressed to Christ, with an allusion to theidea of the pelican feeding its young with its own blood, cf. -^ante,,112 (1).XIV,51: 27. XXVII,124: Christ is again addressed as nostro pellicano.
. Luigi Pulci and the animal kingdom . ord. 124: armenti (flocks), v. cavriuol, p. 64. 100. XXVII, 236: v. Half. 0. XXV,311: XXVIII, 3: Infino a qui laiuto di Parnaso Non ho chiesto ne chieggo, Signor mio,0 le muse o le suore di Pegaso,Come alcun dice, o Calliope o XI,1: 0 santo Pellican, che col tuo sangue Campasti noi dalla fera invocation is addressed to Christ, with an allusion to theidea of the pelican feeding its young with its own blood, cf. -^ante,,112 (1).XIV,51: 27. XXVII,124: Christ is again addressed as nostro pellicano. 213: Carlo would have restored Astolfo to life with hisblood as the pelican does its young killed by the snake, cf. p. 27. ,73: v. volpe, XIV,57: Certain birds live near water to : v. p. : : v. p. 17. 68: Vedevasi la manna che giu casca El pesce per pigliarla stare accortoE come il pescator molto saffanniCon rete ed esca, e con mille aitri Holbrook, -fante and the Animal iiingdom, 101. Manna here probably refers to some substance thrown into the wateras bait (1). 79: v. lontra, XIX, 128: Gosi come Margutte di qui esce, Sara come cavar dell1 acqua un pesce. XX, 40: Rinaldo threatens to throw a Pagan overboard to the fishes. 0. XLIV, 11. 49: Morgante, wading ashore, gets near enough to land so thatthe fish no longer trouble him: but he cannot escape his fate:the crab bites him (2). 50: It is mentioned that he had bared his feet when he killedthe great fish (the whale). XXII, 84: S pesciolini a Monaca lo sanno. A very well-known fact is said to be known even by the fishes (3).What Pulci means by Monaca (Monaco or Munich?) is not clear. XXIII, 42: Parranno loro i pesci piu che starne. The hungry knights have been riding all day without food. Thehermit, at whose cell they stop, tells them he can give them onlyfish (43); he takes his net and goes after some (44) and brings ina great number (45) (4). 47: v. lasca, ,
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