The new style thus invented was known to the Italians as il stilo rappresentivo, or the representative style, that is to say, the dramatic style, and there is some dispute as to the real author of the invention.
On the 10th of October, stilo novo, my husband had his audience of his Majesty in his palace, at Lisbon; going in the King's coach with the same nobleman and in the same form as he made his entry.
His elevated style of writing (truly nel ottimo stilo moderno) would soon render him a most popular author with us.
A board above the head of the engrosser proclaimed his calling: 'Qui si fanno memoriali, lettere, ed altre scritture, nel ottimo stilo moderno.
He received the name of Stilo from his compositions; and of Præconinus because his father had been a herald.
Lucius Ælius Præconinus Stilo was a Roman knight, and one of the earliest grammarians of Rome.
Aelius Stilothe grammarian, a council of the gods was introduced, debating how the Roman State was still to be preserved; and some of the most notorious men of the time were exposed by name to public reprobation.
The first attempt to place an opera in this stilo rappresentativo on the stage was made by Jac.
Miserere, which had thrown him into ecstasies in Rome, made no impression at all in Vienna, performed by singers who were secondo il corrente stilo eccellentissimi.
Hence he preferred to turn his labours into a more productive channel, and to instruct the people in their own antiquities, which had never been adequately studied, and, now that Stilo was dead, seemed likely to pass into oblivion.
What will become of the eternal truths of the Dionysian and Apollonian in such an amalgamation of styles as I have exhibited in the character of the stilo rappresentativo?
I call to mind first of all the origin of the stilo rappresentativo and the recitative.
One of them is, he sent me letters beyond sea, dated Stilo Novo.
But the later men of science, such as Stilo the philologist and Scaevola the jurist, laid aside this method, more poetical than practical, both in the sciences of general culture and in the special professional sciences.
Stilo The Roman, who established the investigation of the Latin language and antiquities in the spirit of the Alexandrian masters on a scientific basis, was Lucius Aelius Stiloabout 650.
Thenceforth the most noted statesmen and scholars professed the Stoic philosophy--among others Stilo and Quintus Scaevola, the founders of scientific philology and of scientific jurisprudence.
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