The Autobiografia sonnet sequence appears in a work titled for this collection whose final edition in 1947 included over 400 poems; that collection with this title catalogues the life’s work of Triestine poet Umberto Saba. The speaker of this collection sees a hind caught by dogs and a foundering ship among six visions outside a window in a poem that puns on his lover’s name and a kind of tree. This collection (10[1])is traditionally divided into poems “in life” and “in (10[1])death.” The 366th and final (-5[1])poem in this collection is a “Prayer (-5[1])to the Virgin.” Thomas Wyatt produced the first English translation of this collection, which opens by addressing “you who hear the sound in (10[1])scattered (-5[1])rhymes.” For 10 points, the poet professes love for Laura in what collection by (-5[1])Petrarch? ■END■ (10[1]0[4])