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Understanding 9/11Centon epistolario del bachiller Fernan Gomez de Cibdareal. Generaciones y semblanzas del noble caballero Fernan Perez de Guzman
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8 preliminary leaves, 303 pages, 1 leaf, [6], 248 pages 21 cm
The "Centon epistolario" is generally admitted to be a literary forgery. It has been attributed to Juan Antonio Vera Zúñiga y Figueroa, conde de la Roca, and to Gil Gonzalez Davila. The first edition, dated 1499, was probably not printed before 1600. The present edition, the next, was edited by Eugenio Llaguno y Amirola. ef. Ticknor. History of Spanish literature. 4th
8 preliminary leaves, 303 pages, 1 leaf, [6], 248 pages 21 cm
The "Centon epistolario" is generally admitted to be a literary forgery. It has been attributed to Juan Antonio Vera Zúñiga y Figueroa, conde de la Roca, and to Gil Gonzalez Davila. The first edition, dated 1499, was probably not printed before 1600. The present edition, the next, was edited by Eugenio Llaguno y Amirola. ef. Ticknor. History of Spanish literature. 4th
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The "Centon epistolario" is generally admitted to be a literary forgery. It has been attributed to Juan Antonio Vera Zúñiga y Figueroa, conde de la Roca, and to Gil Gonzalez Davila. The first edition, dated 1499, was probably not printed before 1600. The present edition, the next, was edited by Eugenio Llaguno y Amirola. ef. Ticknor. History of Spanish literature. 4th
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