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Obras Métricas

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  • Francisco Manuel de Melo

    In 1665 he published his Obras MĂ©tricas (“Poetic Works”), which includes Spanish verse betraying the Baroque conceits and Latinisms conventional in the period, and Portuguese sonnets and verse epistles that are notable for their power, sincerity, and perfection of form.

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    In 1665 he published his Obras MĂ©tricas (“Poetic Works”), which includes Spanish verse betraying the Baroque conceits and Latinisms conventional in the period, and Portuguese sonnets and verse epistles that are notable for their power, sincerity, and perfection of form.

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