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Diente del Parnaso

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  • Eugenio de Santa Cruz y Espejo, Francisco Javier
    Latin American literature
    / The Barroco de Indias

    His most important work was Diente del Parnaso (ā€œThe Tooth of Parnassusā€), a collection of 47 poems not published until 1873. These are given over to ridiculing the hapless doctors of Lima, who killed more often than they cured. Caviedes, as did other poets of the Barroco de Indias, found…

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    His most important work was Diente del Parnaso (ā€œThe Tooth of Parnassusā€), a collection of 47 poems not published until 1873. These are given over to ridiculing the hapless doctors of Lima, who killed more often than they cured. Caviedes, as did other poets of the Barroco de Indias, found…

    Read More