- Clerecía was
written on paper, not anonymous, with
regular metre (the
cuaderna vía) and done by
educated authors. Also the
topics are more serious: religious...
-
siglo XVIII: las
clases privilegiadas y la
estructura socio-profesional".
Cuaderna. 5.
Talavera de la Reina:
Colectivo Arrabal: 36–46. ISSN 1134-8895. Díaz...
- Vasca, 1971 Poems: Ímpetu, pasión y fuga. Madrid: Al****uara, 1972
Carta en
cuaderna vía.
Premio “Arcipreste de Hita”, 1982. Jaén: Alcalá la Real, 1982 Short...
- 1200 for
mester de clerecía (clerical verse),
typically occurring in the
cuaderna vía, a
stanza of four
alejandrinos all with a
single end-rhyme. The alejandrino...
-
cantar de
gesta of the
Mester de Clerecía.
Composed in a
metre called the
cuaderna vía, it
narrates the
deeds of the
historical Count of Castile, Fernán González...
- from the
fourteenth century. It was
written in a
strophic form
called "
cuaderna vía" by a
Morisco poet. The text was
discovered incomplete, but 380 verses...
-
elements common to the
Alexander romance. It
consists of 2,675
stanzas of
cuaderna vía and 10,700 lines. The
Libro is
preserved in two m****cripts, called...
-
metrical innovations: the
Libro de buen amor is
mainly written in the
cuaderna via
modelled on the
French alexandrine, but he
imparts to the
measure a...
-
written in
series of
seven to
eight syllables within rhyming verse. The
cuaderna vía is the most
distinctive verse written in
Alexandrine verse, consisting...
-
consonantal rhyme in
stanzas of four
lines each. This form is also
known as the
cuaderna vía "fourfold way" and was
borrowed from France. It was po****r
until the...
