Nelle Scuole d'Amor che non s'apprende?

No schools of ours are good for aught,
Except that school alone in which we see Love's pupils taught.
Needs must we grant the palm to that, of such fair lessons is it full.
Its rod can tame the rudest boor,
So that he understands what he ne'er heard or saw before.
Where else hath any man beheld or heard of such a goodly school?
Love teaches us fair courtesy to render;
Love teaches store of sweet discourse and tender;
Love teaches bounty all unsparing;
Love teaches valiancy of heart;
Love teaches youths to play their part
And in the lists to show a knightly bearing.