En torno a Rodrigo Cota y la autoría de las "Coplas del provincial"

Cáseda Teresa, Jesús Fernando
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Title En torno a Rodrigo Cota y la autoría de las "Coplas del provincial".
Host Item Sefarad 79,1 (2019) 163-197
Description This study attributes the authorship of the Coplas del provincial to Rodrigo Cota. I establish this authorship from what Juan Álvarez Gato says in a poem and from the abundant references to the family of Pedrarias Dávila, Cota’s brother-in-law, which we find in the text. I relate the Coplas del provincial with the works we know of by Rodrigo Cota, and I find interesting coincidences. I establish the cause of the writing of the Coplas del provincial (Medina del Campo arbitration award), after locating the space (Madrid) and time (spring 1465) of the poem.
Language Spanish
National Library system number 997008762589305171
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