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His Annals of the Croivn of Aragon' down to the death of Ferdinand the Catholic, in six folio volumes, published between 1562 and 1580, has kept its place as a work of scholarship and criticism.
The great name of Spanish historical literature is that of Juan de Mariana}, 1 the Jesuit, whose name once . Rang all over Europe for his defence of Manana. - . . , . , regicide in the treatise De Regc, written for the benefit of his pupil, Philip III. But thisjtnd his other treatises were written in La...tin, and never 1 The works of Mariana are in the Biblioteca de Ribadeneyra, vols, xxx. And xxxi. ; but it is much more pleasant to read his history in the edition of Ibarra, 1780, 2 vols, folio, beautifully printed.
168 EUROPEAN LITERATURE LATER RENAISSANCE.
translated by himself. His place in Spanish literature is clue to his history. Mariana was of the most hum- ble birth, for he was a foundling. He was born at Talavera in 1536, and educated by the Jesuits, in whose college in Sicily he taught for many years; but his later life was spent in the house of his order at Toledo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His Annals of the Croivn of Aragon' down to the death of Ferdinand the Catholic, in six folio volumes, published between 1562 and 1580, has kept its place as a work of scholarship and criticism.
The great name of Spanish historical literature is that of Juan de Mariana}, 1 the Jesuit, whose name once . Rang all over Europe for his defence of Manana. - . . , . , regicide in the treatise De Regc, written for the benefit of his pupil, Philip III. But thisjtnd his other treatises were written in La...tin, and never 1 The works of Mariana are in the Biblioteca de Ribadeneyra, vols, xxx. And xxxi. ; but it is much more pleasant to read his history in the edition of Ibarra, 1780, 2 vols, folio, beautifully printed.
168 EUROPEAN LITERATURE LATER RENAISSANCE.
translated by himself. His place in Spanish literature is clue to his history. Mariana was of the most hum- ble birth, for he was a foundling. He was born at Talavera in 1536, and educated by the Jesuits, in whose college in Sicily he taught for many years; but his later life was spent in the house of his order at Toledo.
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