This paper offers a panorama of early Spanish paremiography, ranging from Latin proverbs found in the notes of an anonymous Aragonese student (1350) to the most important collections of proverbs published in the XVI century in vernacular language by humanists Pedro Vallés, Hernan Núňez and Juan de Mal Lara. The article analyses the influence that Erasmus’ Adagia exerted in Spain and describes terminological and etymological studies of Spanish paremiologists of the Golden Age.
Iz istorii ispanskoj paremiografii XIV-XVI vekov (Cenni sulla storia della paremiografia spagnola dei secoli XIV-XVI) / Nikolaeva, J. - STAMPA. - (2018), pp. 173-181.
Iz istorii ispanskoj paremiografii XIV-XVI vekov (Cenni sulla storia della paremiografia spagnola dei secoli XIV-XVI)
Nikolaeva, JPrimo
2018
Abstract
This paper offers a panorama of early Spanish paremiography, ranging from Latin proverbs found in the notes of an anonymous Aragonese student (1350) to the most important collections of proverbs published in the XVI century in vernacular language by humanists Pedro Vallés, Hernan Núňez and Juan de Mal Lara. The article analyses the influence that Erasmus’ Adagia exerted in Spain and describes terminological and etymological studies of Spanish paremiologists of the Golden Age.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
