This article analyzes the correspondence –based on three letters– between Antonio de Nebrija and Cristóbal Escobar, one of his pupils who made an edition of Introductiones Latinae for the Sicilian audience. In the article it is explained how the first letter (1504), sent by Nebrija to Escobar, represents the germ of the project, while the second one (ca. 1509), sent by Escobar to his teacher, is its culmination. The third letter (1513) is an Escobar’s praise and a recognition to the edition he carried out.
La génesis de las ediciones de Cristóbal Escobar: la correspondencia entre Nebrija y su discípulo / REYES MONTERO, JUAN FRANCISCO. - In: CALAMUS RENASCENS. - ISSN 1576-3471. - (2016).
La génesis de las ediciones de Cristóbal Escobar: la correspondencia entre Nebrija y su discípulo
Juan Francisco Reyes Montero
2016
Abstract
This article analyzes the correspondence –based on three letters– between Antonio de Nebrija and Cristóbal Escobar, one of his pupils who made an edition of Introductiones Latinae for the Sicilian audience. In the article it is explained how the first letter (1504), sent by Nebrija to Escobar, represents the germ of the project, while the second one (ca. 1509), sent by Escobar to his teacher, is its culmination. The third letter (1513) is an Escobar’s praise and a recognition to the edition he carried out.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.