Maria Selvaggia Borghini

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Maria Selvaggia Borghini (1656–1731) was an Italian poet and translator.

Works

Rime della Signora Lucrezia Marinella, Veronica Gambara and Isabella della Morra, con giunta di quelle fin’ora [sic] raccolte della Signora Maria Selvaggia Borghini, Napoli: Bulifon 1693
Rime di cinquanta illustri poetesse di nuovo date in luce da Antonio Bulifon, Napoli: Bulifon 1695
Componimenti poetici delle più illustri rimatrici raccolti da Luisa Bergalli, Venezia, Mora 1726
Raccolta del Recanati, Venezia 1716
Raccolta del Redi
Opere di Tertulliano tradotte in Toscano dalla Signora Selvaggia Borghini, Nobile Pisana, Roma, Pagliarini 1756
Saggio di Poesia, a cura di Domenico Moreni, Firenze, Margheri 1827
Lettera e sonetto di Maria Selvaggia Borghini finora inediti, a cura di Emilio Bianchi, Pisa, Nistri 1872
Per le nozze del sig. cav. conte Alfredo Agostini Venerosi Della Seta patrizio pisano colla nobile donzella Teresa contessa Marcello patrizia veneta, Pisa, 1882
Il Canzoniere di Maria Selvaggia Borghini, a cura di Agostino Agostini, Alessandro Panajia, Pisa, ETS 2001

References

G. Ballistreri, Borghini Maria Selvaggia, «Dizionario biografico degli italiani», treccani.it.

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