The second half of this novel begins with an anecdote about a dog owner beating a man who drops a heavy slab on dogs. One of this novel's characters is told that he must self-flagellate 3,300 times to disenchant the protagonist's love interest. That protagonist is defeated by Sanson(*) Carrasco, who takes a pseudonym involving the White Moon. This novel's title character rides the horse Rocinante and loves Dulcinea. For 10 points, identify this early Spanish novel about 
The second half of this novel begins with an anecdote about a dog owner beating a man who drops a heavy slab on dogs. One of this novel's characters is told that he must self-flagellate 3,300 times to disenchant the protagonist's love interest. That protagonist is defeated by Sanson(*) Carrasco, who takes a pseudonym involving the White Moon. This novel's title character rides the horse Rocinante and loves Dulcinea. For 10 points, identify this early Spanish novel about a "knight-errant" and his partner, Sancho Panza, written by Miguel de Cervantes.
The second half of this novel begins with an anecdote about a dog owner beating a man who drops a heavy slab on dogs.