Textual transmission and catalogue of poetic work of Pedro de Gracia Dei
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https://doi.org/10.37536/RLM.2020.32.0.79745Keywords:
Pedro de Gracia Dei, Cancionero poetry, Codicology, Textual transmission, CatalogueAbstract
The textual transmission of the work in verse by Pedro de Gracia Dei extends over four centuries and is characterized, fundamentally, by the abundant diffusion through copies manuscripts. His poetic production shows an important thematic heterogeneity, since the texts are inserted in lines as different as heraldry, historiography or eulogies to Isabel la Católica. This work establishes a study and delimitation of Pedro de Gracia Dei's poetic corpus from the testimonies in which each of the compositions is transmitted, with the aim of solving the problems that affect the titles, content and metric structure of the poems.
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