years of the 16th century: Linguistically, it uses different variants of Spanish as Germanía, Catalan and Italian. The book was considered as obscene by Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo who, according with the Mexican philologist, Antonio Alatorre, enjoyed the fact that Lozana hadn't had descendence in the Spanish literature; a commentary that doesn't apply for the Italian literature on which Lozana's influence became evident in contemporary works as the Ragionamenti written almost a decade after by the Italian humanist Pietro Aretino. Film, TV or theatrical adaptations There was a Spanish-Italian film version from 1975. Bibliography Alatorre, Antonio. 2002. Los 1001 años de la lengua española (México: FCE) (in Spanish). Delicado, Francisco. 1987. Portrait of Lozana: The Lusty Andalusian Woman: Delicado, Francisco. 1969. La Lozana Andaluza. Bruno Damiani, ed. (Madrid: Castalia) (in Spanish). Delicado, Francisco. 1985. La Lozana Andaluza. Claude Allaigre, ed. (Madrid: Cátedra) (in Spanish). External links Facsimilar digital edition of Portrait of Lozana (in Spanish). , a Spanish-Italian film version from 1975. 1528 novels Picaresque novels Spanish novels Spanish novels adapted into films