Foebus abierat
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Foebus abierat
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Foebus abierat is a medieval Latin poem, authorship unknown, composed near the end of the 10th century in Northern Italy. Described as "hauntingly beautiful" and "one of the joys of medieval poetry," it is an erotic dream-vision lyric spoken by a woman who grieves the departure of her lover Phoebus, brother of the Moon. Although the language is ecclesiastical Latin, none of its content is explicitly Christian. An English translation of Foebus abierat by the Irish poet Eavan Boland was published
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Medieval Latin poem
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2024-04-21T17:45:03Z
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