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  • LuĂ­s de CamĂ”es
    Luís de CamÔes
    / Literary works of Luís de CamÔes

    The first edition of CamĂ”es’s Rimas was published in 1595, 15 years after his death. The editor, FernĂŁo Rodrigues Lobo Soropita, had exercised scrupulous care in collecting the poems from manuscript songbooks, but even so he could not avoid the inclusion of some apocryphal poems. The increasing fame of CamĂ”es’s


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    The first edition of CamĂ”es’s Rimas was published in 1595, 15 years after his death. The editor, FernĂŁo Rodrigues Lobo Soropita, had exercised scrupulous care in collecting the poems from manuscript songbooks, but even so he could not avoid the inclusion of some apocryphal poems. The increasing fame of CamĂ”es’s


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