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<dl><dd>Printer's name from colophon: Enla impre[n]ta del Lice[n]ciado Iua[n] de Alcaçar, en la calle de S. Domingo, pared en medio dela Sancta Inquisicion. Acabosse Sabbado 4 de Abril. Año 1620</dd>
<dd>Signatures: [par.]⁸ *1 2*² A-V⁸ X⁴ (-X4)</dd>
<dd>Woodcut image of the Virgin and Child on leaf 78 verso; coat of arms of the dedicatee, Balthasar de Cobarruvias, Bishop of Mechoacan, on t.p.; historiated initials; manicules in the text</dd>
<dd>The text is a mixture of prose, pastoral poetry, and medieval and Christian legends, intermingled with some themes of medieval romances. The third part of the text, leaves 130-161, is referred to as "Auto del triunfo de la Virgen". Medina quotes Beristain: sin duda uno de los buenos poetas de la América</dd>
<dd>Errata on leaf [par.]3 recto</dd>
<dd>Medina, J.T. México</dd>
<dd>Palau y Dulcet (2. ed.)</dd>
<dd>John Carter Brown Library copy has two leaves at end tipped in (?), one with the signature M2, with printed text from another publication and ms. note: Este Romance es de Alonso de Ledesma. Bound in contemporary vellum</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint; Pastoral literature, Spanish; Pastoral literature, European; Literature, Medieval; Christian legends; Imprint 1620</div>
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Bramón, Francisco, 17th cent</div>
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