Further Reading
- Pierre Bec, "Les deux sonnets occitans de Dante Da Maiano (XIIIe siècle)", Perspectives médiévales, Congrès Languedoc et langue d'oc. Colloque, Toulouse, 22 (1996), pp. 47–57.
- Santorre Debenedetti, "Nuovi studí sulla Giuntina di rime antiche", Giornale storico della letteratura italiana, 50 (1907).
- F. Montanari, "L'esperienza poetica di Dante fino alla Vita Nuova", Lettere italiane, 7:3 (1955:July/Sept.).
- Robin Kirkpatrick, "Dante's Beatrice and the Politics of Singularity", Texas Studies in Literature and Language, 32:1 (1990:Spring).
- Piero Cudini, "La tenzone tra Dante e Forese e la Commedia (Inf. XXX; Purg. XXIII–XXIV)", Giornale storico della letteratura italiana, 159:505 (1982).
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