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206:(also known as the 'Paris codex'), among the collection of other poems contained at the end, though the poem itself is dated earlier than the manuscript, either to 1320 or 1370. Its exact authorship is unknown, but some scholars associate it with the 34: 251:
Structurally, it is an attestation of twelve-syllable verses being in use in these areas since at least the 14th century and its mature versification techniques point to an already existing practice of writing this kind of poetry.
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Literary historians state that the poem uses a demanding form and artistic skill to convey an "exceptional testimony of an intimate experience of a world sinking into darkness, suppressing known Christian ideals".
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and style such as parts of verses "Obuje mi srce tuga" or "skot bi pasli i orali" which are reminiscent of Octosyllabic verses from folk songs. Similarly, "krivo gleda drug na druga" is a folk
230:. It belongs to a group of medieval poems not intended for the common people, but seems to have been written with specific literary intent by the unknown author. Some authors describe it as 361: 520: 222:. Because of this, the author strongly condemns the hypocrisy and deviation of the religious classes, from the lowest, right up to the 226:. Some analysts interpret the poem as a clash between two conflicting principles, as its characters are symbolic, rather than 388:"Vučković, Josip Interpolacija stihova iz pjesme Svit se konča u izlaganju o Posljednjem sudu iz Berčićeva zbornika br. 5" 505: 278: 479:
Ivan Grljušić, "Svit se konča : antologija hrvatskoga pjesništva od početaka do danas", ISBN 978-953-97481-9-5
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verses, it is regarded as the oldest and most prominent example of early Croatian secular poetry during the
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The poem's subject matter deals with the corruption of the world caused by a fear of the impending
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The poem is said to have influenced later authors, most notably the Rennaisance poet
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notes that even more modern authors took influence from the poem, such as
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Croatian language. The poem is most commonly described as a
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Anonymous
Croatian language
Chakavian
Ikavian
Satirical poem
Dodecasyllable
stanzas
Corruption
clergy
apocalypse
Chakavian
satire
clergy
Catholic Church
stanzas
dodecasyllabic
Middle Ages
Glagolithic
judgment day
Inquisition
allegorical
anti-clerical
Folk
diction
syntagm
Marko Marulić
Radoslav Katičić
Miroslav Krleža
Ballads of Petrica Kerempuh

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