Abstract
Herein commented are Don Felipe de Guevara’s Comentarios de la Pintura, ascribed to the 16th century but made known only in 1788, through an editio princeps prepared by Don Antonio Pons, taking into consideration the constitution and persistence
of large translated passages from Pliny the Elder’s Naturalis Historia and Vitruvius’ De Architectura as elocutive aspects in the Spanish language.
References
Cicero, La Invención Retórica (De inuentione), introd., trad. y notas de Salvador Núñez, Editorial Gredos, Madrid, 1997, Libro II, pp. 197-199.
Felipe de Guevara, Comentarios de la Pintura, segunda edición reproducida de la edición príncipe. Pórtico y Revisión por Rafael Benet, Selecciones Bibliófilas, Barcelona, 1948. p. 62.
PLÍNIO. Historia Naturallis, Lib. XXXIV, XIX, 52: Cessauit deinde ars ac rursus olympiade CLVI reuixit, cum fuere longe quidem infra praedictos, probati tamen, Antaeus, Callistratus, Polycles Athenaeus, Callixenus, Pytocles, Pythias, Timocles.
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