Literary Fables of Yriarte (English)
by Tomás de Iriarte from 1782 (Spanish); this English trans. c. 1855
About
Iriarte's Fábulas Literarias (1782) are the most distinctive Spanish contribution to the European fable tradition: verse fables specifically about literary and artistic topics — bad critics, plagiarists, hacks, and pretenders — using animal parables to anatomize the literary world. They are witty, technically accomplished, and surprisingly modern in their targets. This English translation makes them accessible.
Translated from the original Spanish.
Literary Fables of Yriarte (English)
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