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Odds and Ends

• List of French language authors
• List of years in Australian literature

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19th century and before:

• Empfindsamkeit (Sensibility) era of German literature (1750s-1770s)

• Weimar Classicism period in Germany, commonly considered to have begun in 1788) and to have ended either in 1805, with the death of Schiller, or this year, with the death of Goethe
• Golden Age of Russian Poetry (1800–1850)
• Young Germany (Junges Deutschland) a loose group of German writers from about 1830 to 1850

Late 19th century:

• Symbolism 1885-1899

20th century:

• Acmeist poetry movement in Russian poetry 1910 to 1912????
• Ego-Futurism movement in Russian poetry 1910 to 1917????
• Expressionism movement in German poetry, 1910-1914

• Russian Futurism movement in Russian poetry and art 1912-1914?????

• Dada movement in various arts 1914-1924

• Imaginism movement in Russian poetry 1918-1927
• Oberiu movement in Russian poetry and art 1928-1931????

• New Objectivity in German literature and art, 1923-1933

• Group 47 literary group in Germany, 1947-1977

19th century

1764

1765

1779

1783

1785

1791

1796

1800

• Arnimal (died 1800), Indian, Kashmiri-language poet

1803

1805

1806

1807

1809

1814

1826 DIED

1828

1833

1837

1838

1839

1841

1843

1844

1845

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1874

1875

1876

1877

1878

1879

1880

1881

1883

1884

• Zinda Kaul 'Masterji' (1884–1965), Indian, Kashmiri-language poet

1885

1886

1887

1888

1889

1890

1891

1892

• Mahadev Desai (1892–1942), writer in English, Gujarati and Bengali, who translated poetry and prose into Gujarati; also Gandhi's private secretary for many years and called "Bapu's Boswell"
• Jyotsna Shukla (1892–1976), Indian, Gujarati-language woman poet
• Johannes Jorgensen, Stemninger ("Moods"), Denmark

1896

• Jhaverchand Meghani (1896–1947), novelist, poet, short-story writer, folklorist

1897

• Velutteri Keshavan Vaidyar (1839–1897), Indian, Malayalam-language poet

1898

• Dalpatram (1820–1898), Indian, Gujarati-language poet; father of Nanalal Dapatram Kavi
• Ibrahim Nagi (died [[1953 in poetry|1953), Egyptian physician and poet

1899

• Jibananda Das (জীবনানন্দ দাশ) (1899–1954), Indian, Bengali-language poet

1900

1904

1908

• Holger Drachmann (born 1846), Danish

1925

1931

• Sophus Claussen (born 1865), Danish

1939

• Samih al-Qasim, سميح القاسم (born 1939), Palestinian, Arab-language poet

• -- 1904 DIED *Mahmud Sami al-Barudi محمود سامي البارودي, called rab alseif wel qalam رب السيف و القلم — "lord of sword and pen", (born 1838), poet and politician, Prime Minister of Egypt for a few months in 1882
• -- 1905 BORN *Badawi al-Jabal بدوي الجبل, pen name of Muhammad Sulayman al-Ahmad محمد سليمان الأحمد (born 1905), a Syrian, Arabic-language poet and politician; a member of parliament and health minister
• -- 1910 BORN *'Umar Abu Rishah (b. 1910–)
• -- 1912 BORN *Sa'id 'Aql, (b. 1912)
• -- 1917 BORN *Fadwa Toukan (died 2003)
• -- 1923 BORN *Nizar Qabbani (died 1998)
• -- 1926 BORN *Abd al-Wahhab Al-Bayyati (died 1999)
• -- 1928 BORN *Adunis (b. 1928–)
• -- 1930 BORN *Salah Jaheen (died 1986)
• -- 1931 DIED *Khalil Jubran (died [[1931)
• -- 1932 DIED *Hafiz Ibrahim (died [[1932)

• -- 1934 BORN *Muhammed Almagut (died 2006)
• -- 1934 BORN *Muzaffar al-Nawwab, (b. 1934)
• -- 1934 DIED *Abu al-qasim al-Shabbi, (born [[[[1934)
• -- 1938 BORN *Abd Al-Rahman Abnudi (b. 1938)
• -- 1939 BORN *Ahmad 'Abd al-mu'ti Hijazi, (b. 1939)
• -- 1941 BORN *Mahmoud Darwish (died 2008)
• -- 1942 BORN *Su'ad al-Sabah, (b. 1942)
• -- 1944 BORN *Mourid Barghouti (b. 1944–)
• -- 1945 DIED *Ma'ruf al-Rusafi, (born [[1945)
• -- 1948 BORN *Qassim Haddad (b. 1948–)
• -- 1949 DIED *Khalil Mutran, (born [[1949)

• -- 1953 DIED *Ibrahim Nagi (born 1898)
• -- 1953 BORN*Salman Masalha, (b. 1953-)
• -- 1956 BORN *Jamal Jumá (b. 1956–)
• -- 1957 DIED *Iliyya Abu Madi, (d. 1957)
• -- 1958 DIED * December 16 – Abd Al-Rahman Shokry (born 1886),Egyptian poet from the Divan school of poets
• -- 1964 BORN

• -- 1964 DIED *Badr Shakir al-Sayyab, (born [[ 1964)
• -- 1968 DIED *Bisharah al-Khuri, (born [[ 1968)
• -- 1971 DIED *Tawfiq Sayigh, (born [[ 1971)
• -- 1975 BORN *Ali Al Jallawi (b. 1975–)
• -- 1981 DIED * August 19 – Badawi al-Jabal بدوي الجبل, pen name of Muhammad Sulayman al-Ahmad محمد سليمان الأحمد (born 1905), a Syrian, Arabic-language poet and politician; a member of parliament and health minister
• -- 1986 DIED *Salah Jaheen (born 1930)
• -- 1998 DIED *Muhammad Mahdi al-Jawahiri, (d. 1998)
• -- 1998 DIED *Nizar Qabbani (born 1923)
• -- 1999 DIED *Abd al-Wahhab Al-Bayyati (born 1923)
• -- 2003 DIED *Fadwa Toukan (born 1917)
• -- 2006 DIED *Muhammed Almagut (born 1934)
• -- 2008 DIED *Mahmoud Darwish (born 1941)

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Italian poets who wrote in Latin, 16th century

Footnote:

Births

• Federico Veterano, saec. XVI in.
• Lorenzo Vidroscio, saec. XVI
• Bartolomeo Zamberti, saec. XVI
• Andrea Angulo, saec. XVI
• Ottavio Bagatto, saec. XVI
• Lorenzo Flaminghio, saec. XVI
• Lorenzo Nicolucesi, saec. XVI
• Orazio Prospero, saec. XVI
• Giovanni Antonio Seroni, saec. XVI
• Giulio Stufa, saec. XVI
• Fabio Barignani, saec. XVI
• Alessandro Paolini, saec. XVI
• Matteo Dall'Isola, saec. XVI/1

• Flavio Pantagato, (died 1474
• Leonardo Grifo, died 1485
• Francesco Mendoza, (died 1566
• Alessandro Braccesi, 1503
• Bonifacio Bembo, saec. XV me. – died after 1495
• Giorgio Gadio, (died 1538
• Lorenzo Lenzi, (died 1544
• [[ incerti poetae carmina de gente Portensi c. 1487/1495
• [[ La prima metà del Cinquecento (1494–1550)
• [[ dyalogus mortis et pontificis laborantis febre 1550
• [[ Iliados liber XIV Latine redditus null

1440s

1440:

• Lorenzo Lippi, 1440–1485), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Paolo Marsi, 1440–1484), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Ludovico Pontico, c. 1440–1520), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giorgio Sisgoreo, c. 1440 – c. 1510), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Francesco Uberti, 1440–1518), Italian, Latin-language poet

1441:

• Matteo Maria Boiardo, 1441–1494), Italian, Latin-language poet

1442:

• Amerigo Corsini, 1442–1501), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Pietro Antonio Piatti, c. 1442 – died after 1508), Italian, Latin-language poet

1443:

• Matteo Canale, 1443–1503), Italian, Latin-language poet

1444:

• Pandolfo Collenuccio, 1444–1504), Italian, Latin-language poet

1445:

• Cantalicio 1445–1515), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Bartolomeo Fonzio, c. 1445–1513), Italian, Latin-language poet

1446:

• Domizio Calderini, 1446–1478), Italian, Latin-language poet

1447:

• Battista Mantovano, 1447–1516), Italian, Latin-language poet

1449:

• Quinto Emiliano Cimbriaco, c. 1449–1499), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Antonio Geraldini, c. 1449–1489), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Aldo Manuzio, 1449–1515), Italian, Latin-language poet

1450s

birth year disputed

• Ermolao Barbaro, 1453–1493), Italian, Latin-language poet

death year disputed

• Alessandro Geraldini, 1455–1524), Italian, Latin-language poet

1470s

• Girolamo Fracastoro (died 1553), Italian, Latin-language poet

1500s

• Giovanni Della Casa, 1503–1556), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Benedetto Varchi, 1503–1565), Italian, Latin-language poet

http://books.google.com/books?id=QeSrDhhXPf8C&pg=PA250&dq=%22Benedetto+Varchi%22+1502&lr=&ei=2IkWSvK9Jp6GyASEr-jeAQ#PPA250,M1

http://books.google.com/books?id=MV1dAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA129&dq=%22Benedetto+Varchi%22+1502&lr=&ei=XYoWSuz-C5OCygT-qMX0DA

1520s

• Francesco Luisini, 1524–1568), Italian, Latin-language poet

• [[ de vero cultu Dei c. 1525

1580s

• Paolo Giovio, (died 1585), Italian, Latin-language poet

Deaths

• [[ de vero cultu Dei c. 1525

• Matteo Dall'Isola, saec. XVI/1
• Federico Veterano, saec. XVI in.
• Lorenzo Vidroscio, saec. XVI
• Bartolomeo Zamberti, saec. XVI
• Andrea Angulo, saec. XVI
• Ottavio Bagatto, saec. XVI
• Lorenzo Flaminghio, saec. XVI
• Lorenzo Nicolucesi, saec. XVI
• Orazio Prospero, saec. XVI
• Giovanni Antonio Seroni, saec. XVI
• Giulio Stufa, saec. XVI
• Fabio Barignani, saec. XVI
• Alessandro Paolini, saec. XVI

1480s

• Leonardo Grifo, 1485), Italian, Latin-language poet

1490s

• Matteo Maria Boiardo, 1441–1494), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Bonifacio Bembo, saec. XV me. – died after 1495), Italian, Latin-language poet

• [[ incerti poetae carmina de gente Portensi c. 1487/1495), Italian, Latin-language poet

1500s

• • Tito Vespasiano Strozzi died about this year (born 1424, according to at least some sources, 1425 according to another), Italian, Latin-language poet

1520s

• Ludovico Pontico, c. 1440–1520), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Faustino Perisauli, c. 1450–1523), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Francesco Negri, 1452 – died after 1523), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Alessandro Geraldini, 1455–1524), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giovanni Aurelio Augurelli, 1456–1524), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Cornelio Vitelli, c. 1450 – c. 1525), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Panfilo Sasso, c. 1450–1527), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Girolamo Carbone, c. 1465 – died after 1527), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giorgio Anselmi, before 1459–1528), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Zaccaria Ferreri, 1479–1524), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Riccardo Sbruglio, c. 1480 – died after 1525), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Severo Minervi, c. 1470–1529), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Baldassarre Castiglione, 1478–1529), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Andrea Navagero, 1483–1529), Italian, Latin-language poet

1530s

• Girolamo Balbi, c. 1450–1530), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Iacopo Sannazaro, 1457–1530), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giovanni Francesco Pico, 1469–1533), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Girolamo Avanzi, (died after 1534), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giannantonio Flaminio, 1464–1536), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Girolamo Angeriano, 1470–1535), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Ludovico Ariosto, 1474–1533), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Antonio Tilesio, 1482–1534), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Lelio Bonzi, 1532), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Francesco Berni, 1498–1535), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Gioanni Hercolani de' Sarti, fl. 1535), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giacomo Bon, 1469–1538), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giorgio Gadio, (died 1538), Italian, Latin-language poet

1540s

• Celio Calcagnini, 1479–1541), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Francesco Di Natale, 1469–1542), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Marcello Palingenio Stellato, 1500/1503–1543), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Francesco Maria Molza, 1489–1544), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Pietro Bonomo, 1458–1546), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Lorenzo Lenzi, (died 1544), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Teofilo Folengo, 1491–1544), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Nicolò D'Arco, 1479–1546), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Paolo Parrasio, 1473–1545), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Pietro Bembo, 1470–1547), Italian, Latin-language poet

1550s

• [[ La prima metà del Cinquecento (1494–1550)
• [[ dyalogus mortis et pontificis laborantis febre 1550), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Marco Antonio Flaminio, 1498–1550), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Francesco Pittiani, c. 1490–1552), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Palladio Blosio, c. 1470–1550), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Aurelio Casellio, 1483–1552), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Girolamo Fracastoro, 1478–1553), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Marcantonio Epicuro, 1472–1555), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giulio Cesare Scaligero, 1484–1558), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Pietro Valeriano, 1477–1558), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giovanni Darcio, c. 1510 – died after 1554), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giovanni Armonio Marso, c. 1555), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giovanni Della Casa, 1503–1556), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Cassandra Fedele, c. 1465–1558), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Basilio Zanchi, 1500–1558/1559), Italian, Latin-language poet

1560s

• Anton Francesco Ranieri, 1510–1560), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giuseppe Sporeni, c. 1490 - died after 1562), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Benedetto Varchi, 1503–1565), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Marco Girolamo Vida, c. 1485–1566), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Francesco Mendoza, (died 1566), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Giovanni Pietro Astemio, 1505–1567), Italian, Latin-language poet
• Francesco Luisini, 1524–1568), Italian, Latin-language poet

Chinese women poets

1668 DEATHS:

• Fang Weiyi (born 1585), Chinese woman poet

Indian poetry -- more

• 1898 -- BIRTHS -- * Nalini Bala Devi (died 1977), Indian, Assamese-language poet

• 1977 -- DEATHS -- * Nalini Bala Devi (born 1898), Indian, Assamese-language poet

• 1958 -- WORKS --
• 1948 -- WORKS --
• Peer Ghulam Mohammad Hanafi 1869-1937, Kashmiri

1930, 1932 (refer back to 1929)

• Jasimuddin, Naksikathar Math, narrative poem in Bengali about a tragic love story of a Hindu boy and a Muslim girl; a companion volume to Rakhali 1930 and Dhankhet 1932

• Dharmeshvari Devi Baruani, (1892-1960), Assamese-language poet

• Nalinbala 1898-1977; Indian poet inspired by the Vedanta philosophy

• -- 1902 -- WORKS --

• -- 1899 -- BIRTHS -- * Tallapragada Visvasundaramma (died 1949), Indian, Telugu-language poet

• -- 1949 -- DEATHS -- * Tallapragada Visvasundaramma (born 1899), Indian, Telugu-language poet

http://books.google.com/books?id=sqBjpV9OzcsC&printsec=frontcover#PPA815,M1

• Khwaja Muhammad Zaman 1713 - 1774, Sufi poet

• Kkwaja Muhammad Zaman (1713–1774), Sindhi

Canadian

Garvin (**ASTERISK**):

Gustafson:

1794

• BORN * Oliver Goldsmith (died 1861), Canadian

1834

• Oliver Goldsmith, The Rising Village, second, revised edition, with shorter poems

• DIED * Oliver Goldsmith (born 1794), Canadian

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