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Algunas reflexiones sobre el verso 20 del Poema del Cid [PDF]

Garrido, Rosa
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Vida fronteriza en el Poema de Mio Cid: Medina y Molina [PDF]

Piñero Valverde, María de la Concepción
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La Catalogne et l'Aragon dans quelques épopées et romans arthuriens [PDF]

Richthofen, Erich von
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Angustia y esperanza : "Cantar de Mio Cid", V. 14b

, 1998
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Roland y Mio Cid : dos cantares de gesta

, 1954
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THE CONQUEST OF VALENCIA IN THECANTAR DE MIO CID

Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1973
The section of the Cantar de Mio Cid between the defeat of Berenguer and the fall of Valencia has received relatively little serious study. In the opinion of the late Ramon Menendez Pidal, for example, the treatment afforded in these lines to the Cid's conquest of Valencia is of such small interest as to merit only the note, del principal hecho de ...
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THE METRICAL IRREGULARITY OF THE CANTAR DE MIO CID

Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1963
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3. The Cantar de Mio Cid

2010
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Cantar de Mio Cid

2020
Edition and Translation of el Cantar de Mio Cid, a 12th/13th-century epic poem from Castile, Spain. Edition and translation by Matthew Bailey, 2019. This is a pedagogical edition/translation with a short general introduction, notes, and a bibliography of relatively accessible chapters and books. This unit is part of Open Iberia/américa, an online, open-
Bailey, Matthew, Bailey, Matthew, MIguel-Prendes, Sol, Wacks, David   +3 more
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Similarity in the Three Cantares of the "Cantar de Mio Cid"

Hispania, 1976
study are as follows: the first half is sober and historical, the second is fantastic, less serious, and mostly fictitious; the assonances d, i-a and d-o predominate in the first half while the 6(e) assonance predominates in the second part; the epithets "Mio Qid don Rodrigo," "Mio Qid Roy Diaz," and "Mio ?id el de Bivar" appear four times more often ...
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