History of Spanish Literature, vol. 3 (of 3) — John Shaqi
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
Arise from the State of Society 93
Antonio de Villegas 93
His Story of Narvaez 94
Juan de Timoneda 96
His Patrañuelo 97
Cervantes, Hidalgo 99
Suarez, Figueroa 99
Salas Barbadillo 99
Eslava, Agreda 102
Liñan y Verdugo 103
Lope de Vega 103
Salazar, Lugo, Camerino 103
Changed Form of Tales 104
Tirso de Molina 104
Montalvan 105
Matias de los Reyes 106
Fernandez y Peralta 106
Montalvan 106
Céspedes y Meneses, Moya 107
Castro y Anaya 107
Mariana de Carbajal 107
María de Zayas 108
Mata, Castillo, Lozano 108
Solorzano 108
Alcalá, Villalpando, Prado 109
Isidro de Robles 109
Luis Velez de Guevara 110
Jacinto Polo 111
Marcos Garcia 112
Francisco Santos 113
Tales everywhere 117
Early Appearance of Romantic Fiction 118
Its early Decay 119
CHAPTER XXXVII.
ELOQUENCE.--EPISTOLARY CORRESPONDENCE.
Forensic Eloquence little cultivated 121
Courts of Justice 121
Cortes 121
Eloquence of the Pulpit 122
Luis de Leon 123
Luis de Granada 123
Cultismo in the Pulpit 127
Paravicino 127
Pulpit Eloquence fails 128
Letter-writers formal 128
Queen Isabella, Columbus 128
Guevara, Avila 129
Zurita and his Friends 129
Antonio Perez 130
Santa Teresa 135
Argensola, Lope de Vega 136
Quevedo, Cascales 136
Antonio, Solís 136
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
HISTORICAL COMPOSITION.
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