Aretino, Pietro (1492-1556)
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Poetry by Aretino
- Sonetti lussuriosi
Erotically explicit sonnets written to accompany Marcantonio Raimondi's engravings of Giulio Romano's drawings of sexual positions in I Modi
- Dubbi amorosi
A series of questions and answers on erotic matters, expressed as poems in ottava rima and quatrains.
- Orlandino
Prose by Aretino
- Lettere
- Ragionamenti (de)
A pair of Renaissance dialogues. In the Dialogue of Nanna and Antonia under a fig-tree in Rome (1534), the two women discuss the life options open to Nanna's daughter, Pippa, to become a nun, a wife or a whore. In the follow-up Dialogue in which Nanna teaches her daughter Pippa (1536), the relations between prostitutes and their clients are discussed.
Plays
- Farza
- La cortigiana (de)
Comedy in five acts, a parody of the then-unpublished Il cortegiano by Baldassare Castiglione. First performance possibly in carnival 1525. A revised version was published in Venice in 1534.
- Il marescalco (de)
Comedy in five acts. The play served as a source for Malipiero's opera of the same name (Treviso, 1969).
- La talanta (de)
Comedy in five acts.
- Lo ipocrito (de)
Comedy in five acts.
- Il filosofo (de)
Comedy in five acts.
- L'Orazia
Tragedy in verse.
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