Carlo Maria Maggi ( Italian: Carlo Maria Maggi ; May 3, 1630 , Milan - April 22, 1699 , Milan ) - Italian poet , prose writer , playwright , comedian . Teacher, professor of Latin and Greek languages, rector.
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He is considered the father of Milanese literature of the early modern times .
From 1664 he occupied the professorship at the University of Milan , later was a professor and rector of the University of Pavia .
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Biography
Born in an ancient Milanese family, dealers in clothing and fabrics.
At the age of 17 he entered the Faculty of Law of the University of Bologna , in 1649 received a degree in civil and canon law.
He made long trips to Rome , Florence , Naples and Venice . He worked as secretary of the senate.
He was one of the first members of the Academy "Arcadia" in 1690, a member of the Academy della Kruska .
Creativity
He wrote his works in the Milanese dialect of the West Lombard language .
Peru K. M. Maggi owns many burlesque poems, musical melodramas, religious didactic plays, as well as comedies in the Milanese dialect (Menegino’s Tips, Baron Berbanza). The author of remarkable works of the theater genre of comedy masks .
The writings of K.M. Maggi have influenced and become the main source of inspiration for future Milanese poets such as Carlo Porta and Giuseppe Parini .
Featured Comedies
- Rime varie (1688)
- Il manco male (1695)
- Il Barone di Birbanza (1696)
- Сonsigli di Meneghino (1697)
- Il falso filosofo (1698)
- Concorso de 'Meneghini (1699)
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 BNF identifier : Open Data Platform 2011.
- ↑ 1 2 SNAC - 2010.
Links
- Carlo Maria Maggi (Italian)