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Author:	Parkinson, Stephen
Title:	Alfonso X the Learned. Cantigas de Santa Maria. An Anthology
Date:	2015
Publication details:	MHRA Critical Texts 40. London, MHRA, 2015
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Commentary:	Selection of 45 cantigas in the new edition format, with Introduction (1-18). reviews: Martha Schaffer, Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 94, 2017, 1222-23
Associated Poems:	1 - Cantiga de loor 6 - The Murdered Chorister 7 - The Pregnant Abbess 8 - The Minstrel of Rocamadour 10 - Cantiga de loor 11 - The Drowned Sacristan 26 - The Pilgrim to Santiago 32 - The Priest who Only Knew One Mass 44 - The Knight whose Goshawk was Returned by Santa Maria de Salas 52 - The Mountain Goats that Gave Milk to the Monks of Montserrat 59 - The Nun who was Slapped by a Crucifix 64 - The Woman who could not Remove her Slipper 68 - The Wife and the Mistress 70 - Cantiga de loor 72 - The Blasphemer who was Struck Dead 79 - Musa, the Girl Taken to Paradise 87 - Hieronymus is Made Bishop of Pavia 100 - Cantiga de loor 104 - The Bleeding Host 109 - The Possessed Man who was Exorcised at Salas 147 - The Talking Sheep 159 - The Pilgrims to Rocamadour whose Meat was Stolen 160 - Cantiga de loor 183 - The Moors of Faro who Threw a Statue of the Virgin into the Sea 192 - The Muslim Servant 209 - King Alfonso is Healed by the Virgin’s Book 223 - The Rabid Man 225 - The Priest who Swallowed a Spider 227 - The Imprisoned Squire 246 - The Woman who could not Enter a Church 249 - The Stonemason who Survived a Great Fall 251 - The Girl who was Captivated by an Image of the Christ Child 267 - The Merchant who Fell Overboard 276 - The Huntsman whose Skull was Crushed by a Bell 279 - King Alfonso is Healed 283 - The Priest who Scorned the Virgin 284 - The Dying Friar who was Tormented by the Devil 300 - Cantiga de loor 332 - The Fire at the Convent of Carrizo 340 - Cantiga de loor 346 - The Woman who was Healed of a Swollen Arm 354 - The King’s Ferret 401 - Petiçon 406 - Cantiga de loor 415 - The Feast of the Annunciation (25 March)
BITAGAP BIBID:	3867
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