El «Stabat Mater» glosado y traducido por sor María Gertrudis de la Cruz Hore a fines del siglo XVII
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2006.v58.i118.17Keywords:
Stabat Mater, nun, fraud literary, melting, Cádiz, 18th centuryAbstract
The essay gives us new information about the most famous Gertrudis Hore’s creation, profess in the Concepcionist convent of Santa María in Cádiz, and her several editions. For the first time, we find out the fraud literary and copy of this shrewd poetess, however, at the same time, a really interesting melting between prose, poem and holy music on tightening liturgical period normally distant. In this writing, typical of Virgin literature, a continually using of feminine references do innovation form’s to this text.
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