Kirjahaku

This is the first scholarly edition of Gil Vicente's last play Floresta de enganos(1536). The Spanish and Portuguese text, based on the fascimile reproduction (1928) of the Copilacom de todalas obras de Gil Vicente (1562), is accompanied by copious notes primarily designed to clarify its phonological, morphological, and syntactical peculiarities. The introduction includes, in addition to the history of the play, an analysis of its structure and as essay on possible sources.

"Auto da Barca do Inferno" from Gil Vicente. Geralmente considerado o primeiro grande dramaturgo portugu s (1465-1536).

"Farsa de In s Pereira" from Gil Vicente. Geralmente considerado o primeiro grande dramaturgo portugu s (1465-1536).

In The Sibyl Cassandra: A Christmas Play with the Insanity and Sanctity of Five Centuries Past, the sixteenth century play by Gil Vicente is translated in full, and provided with a full introduction by Cheryl Folkins McGinniss. Cassandra, the heroine, is a young woman who rebels against the expectations and roles that society has placed upon her. Her refusal to marry causes outrage and chaos. Amid song and dance, she is accused of blasphemy and madness until the nativity scene is magically revealed. All is restored through Christ—or is it? The translator has "unpacked" this fascinating drama from an ancestral trunk for its renewed display and enjoyment during the Christmas season.