In the preface to another collection of them, the author claims that the preface itself is one of these, as are the three works in this collection: Dos Madres, El Marques de Lumbria, and Nada Menos que Todo un Hombre.
A series of ones that were also described as "amorous" were collected in The Enchantments of Love by Maria de Zayas and included ones focusing on "Just Desserts" and "The Miser's Reward." In the preface to another collection of them, the author claims that the preface itself is one of these, as are the three works in this collection: Dos Madres, El Marques de Lumbria, and Nada Menos que Todo un Hombre. In addition to that work by Miguel de Unamuno, the most famous collection of these includes the story of "The Little Gypsy Girl" and the "Illustrious Scullery Maid" and was published in 1613 by Miguel de Cervantes. For ten points, identify this novelistic genre pioneered by Cervantes, in which each novel is intended to serve as a moral lesson.
A series of ones that were also described as "amorous" were collected in The Enchantments of Love by Maria de Zayas and included ones focusing on "Just Desserts" and "The Miser's Reward.
{exemplary novel}s or {novelas ejemplares}