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by Juan José López de Sedano (Created by)
Coloquios De La Espina... is a fascinating work of literary criticism from the 18th century. Authored by Juan José López de Sedano, this book presents a series of dialogues between D. Tirso Espinosa, a native of Ronda, and an amanuensis from El Espinar. Their discussions revolve around the translation of Horace's 'Boetica' by Vicente Espinel, and other 'thorns and flowers' of Parnassus.
This work offers valuable insights into the literary and intellectual climate of its time, exploring themes of translation, interpretation, and the art of poetry. It remains a significant resource for scholars and enthusiasts of Spanish literature and the classical tradition.
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