EIGHTEEN VERSES AND A MYSTERY THE QUEEN ON THE BACK OF THE ENVELOPE. THE DISPUTE OVER THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE COURTESAN POEM ISABEL
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To the Queen, Elizabeth I, ,trochaic tetrameter, poetic translation, rhyme, English RenaissanceReferences
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Cid Lucas, F., & Santano Moreno, B. (2025). EIGHTEEN VERSES AND A MYSTERY THE QUEEN ON THE BACK OF THE ENVELOPE. THE DISPUTE OVER THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE COURTESAN POEM ISABEL. POLISSEMA – ISCAP Journal of Letters, 2(25), 141–156. Retrieved from https://parc.ipp.pt/index.php/Polissema/article/view/6454
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