History of Spanish Literature, vol. 2 (of 3) — John Shaqi
History of Spanish Literature, vol. 2 (of 3)Ticknor, George
History
History of Spanish Literature, vol. 2 (of 3)
Ticknor, George
Spanish literature -- History and criticism
Dramas on Common Life 210
El Cuerdo en su Casa 211
La Donzella Teodor 212
Cautivos de Argel 214
Three Classes of Secular Plays 215
The Influence of the Church 216
Religious Plays 217
Plays founded on the Bible 217
El Nacimiento de Christo 218
Other such Plays 221
Comedias de Santos 223
Several such Plays 224
San Isidro de Madrid 225
Autos Sacramentales 226
Festival of the Corpus Christi 227
Number of Lope’s Autos 229
Their Form 230
Their Loas 230
Their Entremeses 231
The Autos themselves 232
Lope’s Secular Entremeses 234
Popular Tone of his Drama 236
His Eclogues 237
CHAPTER XVIII.
LOPE DE VEGA, CONCLUDED.
Variety in the Forms of his Dramas 239
Characteristics of all of them 239
Personages 240
Dialogue 240
Irregular Plots 240
History disregarded 241
Geography 242
Morals 242
Dramatized Novelle 243
Comic Underplot 243
Graciosos 244
Poetical Style 245
Various Measures 246
Ballad Poetry in them 247
Popular Air of every thing 249
His Success at home 249
His Success abroad 250
His large Income 251
Still he is poor 251
Great Amount of his Works 252
Spirit of Improvisation 250
CHAPTER XIX.
FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO Y VILLEGAS.
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