Camilla Soardi
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Camilla Soardi (active ca. 1540), a gentlewoman of Casale Monferrato in north-west Italy, was a Renaissance poet, identified as a notable female literary figure by her appearance in both the Teatro delle Donne letterate of Della-Chiesa and Marcello Alberti's Storia delle Donne scienziate. Gioseffantonio Morano describes her as a virtuoso with a most subtle genius.[a]
See also[edit]
Margarita Balliana and Margarita Bobba, also women poets of sixteenth-century Casale.
Notes[edit]
- ^ ‘…virtuosa, e di sottilissimo ingegno.’
Sources[edit]
- Gioseffantonio Morano, Catalogo degli illustri scrittori di Casale: e di tutto il ducato di Monferrato e delle opere da' medesimi composte, e date alla luce (Asti: Stamperia del Pila, 1771), p. 93.
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