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Epistolar

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E`pis´to`lar
a.1.Epistolary.


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Correspondencias: Los origenes del arte epistolar en Espana.
Correspondencias: Los origenes del arte epistolar en Espana by Lozano-Renieblas, Isabel / Renaissance Quarterly
Correspondencias: Los origenes del arte epistolar en Espana.
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Still, one may ask about the influence of Cicero the letter writer; what are the chances that epistolography, in which Cicero is so dominant, serves as a literary forerunner for the essay, as suggested recently by Jamile Trueba Lawand in El arte epistolar en el renacimiento espanol (Madrid, 1996, 15)?
Master Tully: Cicero in Tudor England by GEORGE, EDWARD V. / Renaissance Quarterly
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