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
Birth and Training 255
Exile 256
Public Service in Sicily 256
In Naples 257
Persecution at Home 257
Marries 257
Persecution again 258
His Sufferings and Death 259
Variety of his Works 259
Many suppressed 260
His Poetry 261
Its Characteristics 262
Cultismo 263
El Bachiller de la Torre 263
His Prose Works 267
Paul the Sharper 269
Various Tracts 269
The Knight of the Forceps 269
La Fortuna con Seso 270
Visions 271
Quevedo’s Character 274
CHAPTER XX.
THE DRAMA OF LOPE’S SCHOOL.
Madrid the Capital 276
Its Effect on the Drama 277
Damian de Vegas 277
Francisco de Tarrega 278
His Enemiga Favorable 279
Gaspar de Aguilar 280
His Mercader Amante 280
His Suerte sin Esperanza 281
Guillen de Castro 283
His Dramas 284
His Don Quixote 285
His Piedad y Justicia 285
His Santa Bárbara 286
His Mocedades del Cid 287
Corneille’s Cid 289
Other Plays of Guillen 292
Luis Vélez de Guevara 293
Mas pesa el Rey que la Sangre 294
Other Plays of Guevara 296
Juan Perez de Montalvan 297
His San Patricio 298
His Orfeo 299
His Dramas 300
His Amantes de Teruel 301
His Don Carlos 304
His Autos 305
His Theory of the Drama 306
His Success 307
CHAPTER XXI.
DRAMA OF LOPE’S SCHOOL, CONCLUDED.
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