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| | //The Serpent and the Fire// (pp. 50-53) \\ |
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| ====== Astaroth Appears to Moctezuma ====== | ====== Astaroth Appears to Moctezuma ====== |
| From //A Canto Titled Mercury// and written by Arias de Villalobos | From //A Canto Titled Mercury// and written by Arias de Villalobos |
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| ====== Arias de Villalobos ====== | ====== Arias de Villalobos ====== |
| Born in Extremadura, Arias de Villalobos (1568-1622) was a clergyman who emigrated to New Spain where he became a playwright for the viceroy-al court and celebrated author. While most of his work has disappeared, his epic poem //Canto intitulado Mercurio// remains as one his most popular cultural works in its depiction of the Spanish conquest. It was both historical and not, as it depicts Mexico-Tenochtitlan "from 1325 to the fall of the city," Villalobos also "rebuilds a lost world through imagination." (53) | Born in Extremadura, Arias de Villalobos (1568-1622) was a clergyman who emigrated to New Spain where he became a playwright for the viceroy-al court and celebrated author. While most of his work has disappeared, his epic poem //Canto intitulado Mercurio// remains as one of his most popular cultural works in its depiction of the Spanish conquest. It was both historical and not, as it depicts Mexico-Tenochtitlan "from 1325 to the fall of the city," Villalobos also "rebuilds a lost world through imagination." (53) |
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| ====== Summary ====== | ====== Summary ====== |
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| | {{tag>Spanish Spain_Mexico History Moctezuma Demons Transcreated Relineated}} |
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