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| Do you remember runners in… ~ Вы помните, как бегуны… written by Osip Mandelstam |
| From Moscow Notebooks. See also Poems. Translated from Russian by Dmitri Smirnov. See Poezia.ru. | Link to further information |
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Notes
- ↑ To be implied to Brunetto Latino, ca 1220–1294 Dante's teacher who was depicted in the Divine Comedy "running away" from XV Canto of Inferno:
[121] Poi si rivolse, e parve di coloro
che corrono a Verona il drappo verde
per la campagna; e parve di costoro
quelli che vince, non colui che perde. (Dante Alighieri)
[121] Then he turned round, and seemed to be of those
Who at Verona run for the Green Mantle
Across the plain; and seemed to be among them
The one who wins, and not the one who loses. (Transl. H. W. Longfellow)
[121] Он обернулся и бегом помчался,
Как те, кто под Вероною бежит
К зеленому сукну, причем казался
Тем, чья победа, а не тем, чей стыд. (Пер. М. Л. Лозинского)
[121] Он повернулся и помчался скоро,
Словно веронец за шёлком зелёным,
И он, казалось, далёк от позора
Был победившим, а не побеждённым. (Пер. А. А. Илюшина)
(DS)
- ↑ Translated 4 May 2007, St Albans.
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