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Dante links the two of them in his poetic rolls of honour as ‘Cynus et amicus eius’. He also addresses the third of his letters (1306?) ‘to the
Pistoian exile’. On the death of Dante in 1321 Cino wrote the celebratory ‘Su per la costa, Amor, de l’alto monte’. There are, however, two sonnets (one of
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His friendship with Dante appears to have been a long-standing one, although it may be that Terino da
Castelfiorentino, not Cino (as has been thought), was the author of one of the replies to Dante’s early ‘A ciascun alma presa e gentil core’
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in 1290, and there are another six sonnets to Dante from Cino and five by Dante to Cino, with Dante initiating the exchange in two cases. They seem to have been particularly close during the first years of Dante’s exile. In the
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Cino is the most prolific writer of lyric poetry between
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assigns him prime place amongst love poets in Italian.
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Hollander, Robert (1992). "Dante and Cino da Pistoia".
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