History of Spanish Literature, vol. 3 (of 3)Ticknor, George
History
History of Spanish Literature, vol. 3 (of 3)
Ticknor, George
Spanish literature -- History and criticism
Ballads on separate Sheets 388
Oldest Ballad-book 389
That of Antwerp 390
Other early Ballad-books 392
Ballad-book in Nine Parts 392
Romancero General 393
Early Selections from the Romanceros 394
Recent Selections 395
What is still wanted 396
APPENDIX, C.
FERNAN GOMEZ DE CIBDAREAL AND THE CENTON EPISTOLARIO.
Suggestions on its Genuineness 397
Probably a Forgery 398
No such Person mentioned early 398
No Manuscript of the Letters 398
Date of the earliest Edition false 398
Second Edition admits it 398
No Date to the Letters at first 399
Their Style 399
That of the First Edition 399
Misstatements about Juan de Mena 399
About Barrientos 400
About Alvaro de Luna 401
Appeared in an Age of Forgeries 402
State of the Question 403
APPENDIX, D.
THE BUSCAPIÉ.
Statement by Los Rios 404
By Ruydiaz 405
Effect of their Statements 406
Don Adolfo de Castro 406
Publishes a Buscapié 406
What it is 407
Contradicts Los Rios and Ruydiaz 408
Its long Concealment suspicious 408
Its External Evidence 409
Argote de Molina 409
The Duke of Lafões 410
Don Pascual de Gándara 411
Its Internal Evidence 411
Resemblances to the Style of Cervantes 411
Mistake about Enzinas 412
About an old Proverb 413
Its Title-page 414
Its Notice of Alcalá 414
State of the Question 415
APPENDIX, E.
EDITIONS, TRANSLATIONS, AND IMITATIONS OF THE DON QUIXOTE.
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