Garcilaso de la Vega: A Critical Study of His Life and WorksHispanic Society of America, 1922 - 509 pages |
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Page 28
... Learned , it is probable that in general the Spaniards devoted most of their efforts to the arts of the " Trivium , " grammar , rhetoric and logic ; Isidore of Seville , in his encyclopaedic Etymolo- giarum libri xx , devotes more than ...
... Learned , it is probable that in general the Spaniards devoted most of their efforts to the arts of the " Trivium , " grammar , rhetoric and logic ; Isidore of Seville , in his encyclopaedic Etymolo- giarum libri xx , devotes more than ...
Page 39
... learned to recite a few Latin prayers and hymns , so that when he first went to begin his lessons at the house of his master , he could under- stand the sounds of Latin . Through Lebrija's Introductiones , perhaps in the second edition ...
... learned to recite a few Latin prayers and hymns , so that when he first went to begin his lessons at the house of his master , he could under- stand the sounds of Latin . Through Lebrija's Introductiones , perhaps in the second edition ...
Page 40
... learned a smatter- ing of Greek . Certainly he learned to prize his own vigorous , majestic Castilian . But his training was not all work ; he must be a broad , all - round man ; and so he was encouraged to run and ride and fence , to ...
... learned a smatter- ing of Greek . Certainly he learned to prize his own vigorous , majestic Castilian . But his training was not all work ; he must be a broad , all - round man ; and so he was encouraged to run and ride and fence , to ...
Page 76
... learned to admire and respect as boys in school . We cannot begrudge the stay of Charles V at Granada , though his ill- fated palace destroyed much that could never be replaced , for it gave to Spain a new poetry . CHAPTER VII ISABEL ...
... learned to admire and respect as boys in school . We cannot begrudge the stay of Charles V at Granada , though his ill- fated palace destroyed much that could never be replaced , for it gave to Spain a new poetry . CHAPTER VII ISABEL ...
Page 80
... learned Francisco Sánchez , “ el Brocense , " appeared for the first time a canción in Spanish meter , beginning “ Culpa deve ser quereros , " which bore as its head- ing : " Aviendose casado su dama . ” 3 This was a vague inscription ...
... learned Francisco Sánchez , “ el Brocense , " appeared for the first time a canción in Spanish meter , beginning “ Culpa deve ser quereros , " which bore as its head- ing : " Aviendose casado su dama . ” 3 This was a vague inscription ...
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Alfonso Antonio bien brother Canc Canción Cancionero Carlo famoso Castile Castilian Charles cilaso coplas Court Crónica death diaeresis Diego de Toledo Doña Elena Doña Isabel Duke of Alba early Eclogue edition Eleanor elegy Emperor example Ferdinand Fernán Álvarez Fernández Fernando France Francisco García Garcilaso Granada Gutierre de Cetina Guzmán hendecasyllable Herrera Historia imitation Imperial inner rhyme interest Isabel Freire Isabella Italian Italy Juan Boscán king knights la Vega ladies later Latin Laurencín Lebrija letter Libro lines Luis Madrid maravedís María Marquis Menéndez y Pelayo mention Naples Navagero Navarrete Nemoroso Obras once Pedro de Toledo Pedro Laso Peter Martyr Petrarch poems poet poet's printed Queen Rodríguez Villa Sá de Miranda Salamanca Salicio Sánchez Sandoval Sannazaro second Eclogue Sepúlveda sixteenth century sonnets Spain Spanish stanza stress syllable synaeresis synaloepha tercets tion translation Vega verses Viceroy Vida vowels words written Zapata Zúñiga
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Page 227 - ... yo te prometo, amigo, que entre tanto que el sol al mundo alumbre, y que la escura noche cubra la tierra con su manto, y en tanto que los peces la hondura húmida habitarán del mar profundo, y las fieras del monte la espesura...
Page 201 - Divina Elisa, pues agora el cielo con inmortales pies pisas y mides, y su mudanza ves, estando queda, ¿por qué de mí te olvidas y no pides que se apresure el tiempo en que este velo rompa del cuerpo, y verme libre pueda, y en la tercera rueda contigo mano a mano busquemos otro llano, busquemos otros montes y otros ríos, otros valles floridos y sombríos, donde descanse y siempre pueda verte ante los ojos míos, sin miedo y sobresalto de perderte?
Page 197 - ¿presumen espantarme? Sepan que ya no puedo morir sino sin miedo; que .aun nunca qué temer quiso dejarme la desventura mía, que el bien y el miedo me quitó en un día.
Page 253 - Mas la Fortuna, de mi mal no harta, me aflige y de un trabajo en otro lleva: ya de la patria, ya del bien me aparta, ya mi paciencia en mil maneras prueba...
Page 252 - Aquella voluntad honesta y pura, ilustre y hermosísima María, que en mí de celebrar tu hermosura, tu ingenio y tu valor estar solía, a despecho y pesar de la ventura que por otro camino me desvía, está y estará en mí tanto clavada, cuanto del cuerpo el alma acompañada.
Page 269 - Ya se acerca, Señor, o es ya llegada la edad gloriosa en que promete el cielo una grey y un pastor solo en el suelo por suerte a vuestros tiempos reservada : Ya tan alto principio, en tal jornada os muestra el fin de vuestro santo celo, y anuncia al mundo para más consuelo un Monarca, un Imperio y una Espada.
Page 232 - ... dejo las musas, antes torno y vengo dellas al negociar, y variando, con ellas dulcemente me entretengo. Así se van las horas engañando, así del duro afán y grave pena estamos algún hora descansando.
Page 227 - Dum iuga montis aper, fluvios dum piscis amabit, dumque thymo pascentur apes, dum rore cicadae, semper honos nomenque tuum laudesque manebunt. Ut Baccho Cererique, tibi sic vota quotannis agricolae facient ; damnabis tu quoque votis.
Page 361 - ... que al bien siempre aspiraste y siempre con tal fuerza le seguiste, que a pocos pasos que tras él corriste en todo enteramente le alcanzaste. Dime: ¿por qué tras ti no me llevaste cuando desta mortal tierra partiste?
Page 387 - ... jamás, ni es cierto lo que trama tu condición perversa, ni él ha sido preso, ni el baxo nombre ha merecido que tu voz mentirosa le da y llama.