After the death of his first wife, this author married the daughter of a wealthy butcher while writing sonnets to Lucinda. Before that, he had written La Hermosura de Angélica, based on Ariosto's Orla
After the death of his first wife, this author married the daughter of a wealthy butcher while writing sonnets to Lucinda. Before that, he had written La Hermosura de Angélica, based on Ariosto's Orlando Furioso. Other works of this author include his pastoral novel La Arcadia and a mock epic about a cat titled Gatomachia, but he remains better known for his dramas, such as one where the countess Diana prevents her secretary Teodoro from marrying Marcello, as well as one where Estrella Tabera, the title character, refuses to marry Don Sancho with the murder of her brother Don Bustos. The author of The Gardener's Dog and The Star of Seville, FTP, identify this early Spanish dramatist of La Dorotea and The Sheep Well, as well as thousands of other plays.
After the death of his first wife, this author married the daughter of a wealthy butcher while writing sonnets to Lucinda.
{Lope} Félix de Vega Carpio