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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137514103epic; fiction; Medieval Literature; novel; poetry

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Introduction: Conquest and Defeat: Legacy and Literature,assage through many different dominions, and its harsh treatment in the process, “el fecho dEspanna, que passo por muchos sen-norios et fue muy mal trecha, recibiendo muertes por muy crueles lides et batallas daquellos que la conquirien” (1955, 4). He is referring here to the historical invasions of

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Dominion and Dynasty in the ,d.. It was given particular prominence in the rich historiographical tradition of thirteenth-century Spain, headed by Bishop Lucas de Tuy’s . (1236), and Archbishop Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada’s . (1243) and . (1245).. The work of these historians shaped the chronicle that was to play a starring role in

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Founding Fictions, Creating Castile: The , Castile. Although an independent and idiosyncratic work, the . has a close relationship with Alfonso X’s . and may even share in its spirit and intentions. The matter of this relationship has been subject to much critical attention, often focusing on which of the two works came first. Ramón Menénde

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The Cleric and the Frontier in the ,d by monorhymed quatrains of 14 syllable lines known as . or “four-fold way,” and by their use of the vernacular, rendering them precious vestiges of a new poetic form, and of the transition to a new literary language. As the product of Old Castile in the thirteenth century, these are works forged i

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