Grazzini and Cervantes. Notes on an unsuspected relationship
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https://doi.org/10.3989/anacervantinos.2017.015Keywords:
Anton Francesco Grazzini, Cervantine source, burlesque poetry, novels, PersilesAbstract
In this paper we will present some parallels in poetry, novels ant theatre between works of the Italian Anton Francesco Grazzini (1505-1584) and Cervantes. This relationship between the two authors turns Grazzini into a possible source for the Quixote’s author.
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