Resum
In the third version of Orlando furioso, Ariosto adds a few lines to highlight the good relations that existed between Spain and Italy. It is a providentialist-style text which extols Charles V as the successor of Augustus and the creator of a kind of «pax Hispana» which linked the Old World with the New. I interpret this in the light of an exhibition by Luis Vives on the Golden Age which was based on a text by Virgil, and I compare this with some of the Italian humanist historians, who do not share the uniformitarianism that exists in most of the Spanish chronicles.
Idioma original | Anglès |
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Pàgines (de-a) | 331-364 |
Revista | Revista de Indias |
Volum | 71 |
Número | 252 |
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Estat de la publicació | Publicada - 15 d’ag. 2011 |