History of Spanish Literature 1
History of Spanish Literature 1
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p. 478 ; «- 1674 , fol . , ad verb. the Essay prefixed to the French trans- * Puibusque, Hist. Compoi^e des lation of I^vigae, Paris, 1841, ISmo; W* 270 HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERATURE. [Pxriod I.
At last, it came upon the stage, for which its origi- nal character had so nearly fitted it. Cepeda, in 1682, formed out of it one half of his " Comedia Selvage," — Montiano y Luyando, Discureo 80- bre las Tragedias Espanolas, Madrid, 1750, 12mo, p. 9, and post, c. 21. The "Ingeniosa Helena'- (1613) and... the "Flora Malsabidilla " (1023) are by Salas Barbadillo, and wijl be noticed hereai\£r, among the prose fictions of the seventeenth century. The " Eufro- sina " is by Ferreira de Vasconcellos, a Portuguese, and why, in 1631, it was translated into Spanish by Balles- tcros Saavedra as if it had been anon3nnrious, I know na/L. It is often mentioned as the worK of Lobe, an- other Portuguese, (Barbosa, Bib. Lu- sit., Tom. fi. p. 242, and Tom. IV.
p. 143,) and Quevedo, in his Preface to the Spanish version, seems to have been of that opinion ; but this, too, is not true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
p. 478 ; «- 1674 , fol . , ad verb. the Essay prefixed to the French trans- * Puibusque, Hist. Compoi^e des lation of I^vigae, Paris, 1841, ISmo; W* 270 HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERATURE. [Pxriod I.
At last, it came upon the stage, for which its origi- nal character had so nearly fitted it. Cepeda, in 1682, formed out of it one half of his " Comedia Selvage," — Montiano y Luyando, Discureo 80- bre las Tragedias Espanolas, Madrid, 1750, 12mo, p. 9, and post, c. 21. The "Ingeniosa Helena'- (1613) and... the "Flora Malsabidilla " (1023) are by Salas Barbadillo, and wijl be noticed hereai\£r, among the prose fictions of the seventeenth century. The " Eufro- sina " is by Ferreira de Vasconcellos, a Portuguese, and why, in 1631, it was translated into Spanish by Balles- tcros Saavedra as if it had been anon3nnrious, I know na/L. It is often mentioned as the worK of Lobe, an- other Portuguese, (Barbosa, Bib. Lu- sit., Tom. fi. p. 242, and Tom. IV.
p. 143,) and Quevedo, in his Preface to the Spanish version, seems to have been of that opinion ; but this, too, is not true.
What to read after History of Spanish Literature 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ticknor to read onlineMoreLess
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