Coleccion De Poesias Castellanas Anteriores Al Siglo Xv.: Preceden Noticias Para La Vida Del Primer Marques De Santillana: Y La Carta Que Escribio Al [Spanish]

Coleccion De Poesias Castellanas Anteriores Al Siglo Xv., Volume 4, is a meticulously curated anthology of early Castilian poetry, compiled by Tom s Antonio S nchez and originally published in 1790. This volume offers invaluable insights into the development of Spanish poetic traditions, presenting a selection of works predating the 15th century.

Included are biographical notes on the Marqu s de Santillana, a key figure in Spanish literary history, alongside the Marqu s's letter to the Constable of Portugal, which discusses the origins of Spanish poetry. This collection serves as a crucial resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in the evolution of Spanish language and literature, providing a window into the poetic landscape of medieval Spain and preserving these important works for future generations.

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