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Essays on Iberian History and Literature, from the Roman Empire to the Renaissance

English · Hardback

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List of contents

Contents: Preface; The Britones of Galicia; Honorio y la restauración de las Hispanias; The coinage of the Suevic period; The ’Conquest of Lisbon’ and its author; The formation of the Cancionerios; The fifteenth-century evolution of the romance; Santillana and the Galaico-Portuguese poets; Dom Pedro the Regent, Alto Infante: in memoriam; The crisis in Portuguese India of 1526; An early English play described by a Spanish visitor; Notas sobre o Poets e sua família; Camões’ defence of poesy; ’Mais medrado que Camões’; ’Sad news or new reverses’: Camões’ elegy on the death of Dom Miguel de Meneses; Fernão Mendes and his Orient; The ’privileges of an Englishman in the kingdoms and dominions of Portugal’; Index.

Summary

The studies in this volume deal with the history and literature of Portugal and Spain in the period from the 5th-century Germanic invasion of Roman Spain up to the vision of the Orient in Fernao Mendes' "Pinto". Themes include the evolution of the Spanish romance in the 15th century.

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'The present collection [...] demonstrates the wide range of interests and productivity of an author well known for his histories of Portugal and Spain...' Bulletin of Hispanic Studies

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