Coleccion De Poesias Castellanas Anteriores Al Siglo Xv

Coleccion De Poesias Castellanas Anteriores Al Siglo Xv, compiled by Tomàs Antonio Sànchez, is a comprehensive anthology of early Castilian poetry. Volume 3 includes a biography of the first MarquÃ(c)s de Santillana and his influential letter to the Condestable of Portugal concerning the origins of Spanish poetry. This volume also features the poem "Alexandro Magno."

This collection offers invaluable insights into the development of Spanish verse and the literary landscape preceding the 15th century. It sheds light on early poetic forms, themes, and the cultural context that shaped them. The inclusion of critical and biographical material enhances the reader's understanding of the period and the figures who defined it. A crucial resource for scholars and enthusiasts of Spanish literature and history, this collection preserves and celebrates the rich heritage of early Castilian poetry.

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