Family of the Manriques 403 Pedro Manrique 403 Rodrigo Manrique 404 Jorge Manrique 406 His Coplas 406 Family of the Urreas 410 Lope de Urrea 411 Gerónimo de Urrea 411 Pedro de Urrea 411 Padilla el Cartuxano 412 CHAPTER XXII. PROSE-WRITERS OF THE LATTER PART OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. Juan de Lucena 415 His Vita Beata 416 Alfonso de la Torre 417 His Vision Deleytable 417 Diego de Almela 418 His Valerio de las Historias 419 Alonso Ortiz 420 His Tratados 420 Fernando del Pulgar 420 His Claros Varones 421 His Letters 422 Romantic Fiction 424 Diego de San Pedro 424 His Carcel de Amor 424 Question de Amor 426 CHAPTER XXIII. THE CANCIONEROS AND THE COURTLY SCHOOL CONCLUDED. Fashion of Cancioneros 428 Cancionero of Baena 428 Cancioneros of Estuñiga, etc. 430 First Book printed in Spain 431 Cancionero General 432 Its different Editions 433 Its Devotional Poetry 433 Its First Series of Authors 435 Its Canciones 437 Its Ballads 438 Its Invenciones 438 Its Motes 439 Its Villancicos 440 Its Preguntas 440 Its Second Series of Authors 441 Its Poems at the End 442 Number of its Authors 443 Rank of many of them 443 Character of their Poetry 444 Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella 444 State of Letters 445 CHAPTER XXIV. DISCOURAGEMENTS OF SPANISH CULTURE AT THE END OF THIS PERIOD, AND ITS GENERAL CONDITION. Spanish Intolerance 446 Persecution of Jews 446 Persecution of Moors 446 Inquisition, its Origin 447 Its Establishment in Spain 448 Its first Victims Jews 448 Its next Victims Moors 449 Its great Authority 450 Punishes Opinion 451 State of the Press 451 Past Literature of Spain 452 Promise for the Future 453 SECOND PERIOD. THE LITERATURE THAT EXISTED IN SPAIN FROM THE ACCESSION OF THE AUSTRIAN FAMILY TO ITS EXTINCTION; OR FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY TO THE END OF THE SEVENTEENTH. CHAPTER I. CONDITION OF SPAIN DURING THESE TWO CENTURIES.