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{"source_document": "", "creation_year": 1459, "culture": " Spanish\n", "content": "Produced by Josep Cols Canals, Elisa and the Online\nfile was produced from images generously made available\nby The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries)\n Coplas\n de\n Jorge Manrrique\n MACON, PROTAT HERMANOS, IMPRESORES.\n _JORGE MANRRIQUE_\n Coplas\n por la muerte de su padre\n PRIMERA EDICI\u00d3N CR\u00cdTICA\n PUBL\u00cdCALA\n R. FOULCH\u00c9-DELBOSC\n [Ilustraci\u00f3n: Bibliotheca hispanica]\n BARCELONA\n \u00abL\u2019Aven\u00e7\u00bb\n Ronda de l\u2019Universitat, 20\n MADRID\n Librer\u00eda de M. Murillo\n Alcal\u00e1, 7\n _A MADAME_\n _CAROLINA MICHA\u00cbLIS DE VASCONCELLOS_\n _Tr\u00e8s respectueux hommage_\nNous avons utilis\u00e9, pour la pr\u00e9sente \u00e9dition des _Coplas_ de Jorge\nManrrique, les textes suivants:\n_A._--Cancionero de I\u00f1igo de Mendoza, imprim\u00e9 vers 1482 (cf. Haebler,\n_Bibliograf\u00eda ib\u00e9rica_, n\u00ba 421, pp. 200 et 362; Benigno Fern\u00e1ndez, in\n_La Ciudad de Dios_, vol. LVI, pp. 64-65; Gallardo, _Ensayo_, n\u00ba 3043).\nLe seul exemplaire connu est \u00e0 la Biblioth\u00e8que de l\u2019Escorial, sous la\ncote ij-X-17.\n_B._--Cancionero de I\u00f1igo de Mendoza, imprim\u00e9 vers 1483 (cf. Haebler,\n_op. cit._, n\u00ba 422; Gallardo, _op. cit._, n\u1d52\u02e2 3044 et 3045, deux\nexemplaires de la m\u00eame \u00e9dition; Salv\u00e1, _Cat\u00e1logo_, n\u00ba 182). Nous en\navons vu deux exemplaires: British Museum, IB 52920, et Escorial\n_C._--Manuscrit du XV\u1d49 si\u00e8cle. Escorial iij-K-7 (cf. Gallardo, n\u00ba 3047).\n_D._--Cancionero de Ram\u00f3n de Llabia, imprim\u00e9 \u00e0 Saragosse vers 1490 (cf.\nHaebler, n\u00ba 387; Salv\u00e1, n\u00ba 185; Heredia, n\u00ba 1641; Gallardo, n\u00ba 2859).\nNous en avons vu deux exemplaires: Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional, I 2098,\net British Museum, C. 63. c. 3.\n_E._--Cancionero de Casta\u00f1eda, manuscrit du XV\u1d49 si\u00e8cle. Appartient \u00e0\nM. le Marquis de Laurenc\u00edn qui a eu l\u2019amabilit\u00e9 de nous laisser copier\nle texte des _Coplas_ (cf. _Revista de Archivos_, 1900, t. IV, pp.\n_F._--Glosa famosissima sobre las coplas de d\u00f5 Jorge marriq\u0304. [por el\nLicenciado Alonso de ceruantes]. Acabose la presente obra corregida\ny emendada por el mismo autor. E emprimida en la muy noble \u00e7ybdad\nde Lisbona reyno de Portugal por Valentyn fern\u00e3dez de la prouincia\nde Morauia A\u00f1o del na\u00e7imiento de nuestro se\u00f1or Jhesu xp\u0304o de myl y\nquinjentos y vno a\u00f1o. A diez dias del mes de Abril. in-fol. British\nNous n\u2019avons relev\u00e9 ni les variantes purement orthographiques ni les\nfautes d\u2019impression manifestes.\n R. FOULCH\u00c9-DELBOSC.\nCOPLAS\n Recuerde el alma dormida,\n abiue el seso y despierte,\n contemplando\n como se passa la vida,\n como se viene la muerte\n tan callando;\n quan presto se va el plazer,\n como despues de acordado\n da dolor,\n como, a nuestro pares\u00e7er,\n qualquiera[1] tiempo passado\n fue mejor.\n [1] _AD._ qualquiere; _F._ qualquier.\n Titre: _A._ Dezir de don jorge manrrique por la muerte de su\n padre; _BC._ Coplas que hizo d\u00f5 jorge manrrique a la muerte del\n maestre de santiago d\u00f5 rodrigo manrique su padre; _D._ De don\n jorge manrrique por la muerte de su padre; _E._ Coplas de don\n jorge manrique a la muerte del maestre don rod\u1d52 m\u0101riq\u0304 su padre.\n Pues si[1] vemos lo presente\n como[2] en vn punto ses[3] ydo\n y acabado,\n si juzgamos sabiamente,\n daremos lo no venido\n por passado.\n No se enga\u00f1e nadi[4], no,\n pensando que[5] a de durar\n lo que espera[6]\n mas que duro lo que vio,\n pues que[7] todo a de passar\n por[8] tal manera.\n [1] _BCE._ Y pues; _F._ Pues que se.\n [6] _F._ lo que se espera.\n Nuestras vidas son los rios\n que van a dar en la[1] mar\n que es el morir:\n alli[2] van los se\u00f1orios\n derechos a se acabar\n y consumir;\n alli los rios caudales,\n alli los otros, medianos\n y mas chicos,\n allegados[3] son yguales,\n los que biuen por sus manos\n y los ricos.\n Dexo las inuoca\u00e7iones\n de los famosos poetas\n y oradores;\n no curo de sus ficiones[1],\n que[2] traen[3] yeruas secretas\n sus sabores.\n Aquel[4] solo me encomiendo,\n aquel solo inuoco yo\n de verdad[5],\n que en este mundo biuiendo,\n el mundo no conocio\n su deydad[6].\n [1] _A._ afficciones; _D._ fictiones.\n Titre: _AD._ Inuoca\u00e7ion.\n Este mundo es[1] el camino\n para el otro, ques morada\n sin pesar;\n mas[2] cunple tener buen tino\n para andar esta jornada[3]\n sin errar.\n Partimos quando na\u00e7emos,\n andamos mientra[4] biuimos[5],\n y llegamos[6]\n al tiempo que fene\u00e7emos;\n asi que quando morimos\n descansamos.\n [1] _B._ Es este mundo.\n [3] _A._ este camino.\n [4] _BC._ quando; _EF._ quanto.\n [6] _BC._ y allegamos.\n Este[1] mundo bueno fue\n si bien vsasemos[2] del\n como deuemos,\n porque, segun nuestra fe,\n es para ganar aquel\n que atendemos.\n Aun[3] aquel fijo[4] de Dios\n para subirnos[5] al \u00e7ielo\n descendio\n a na\u00e7er aca entre nos,\n y a[6] biuir[7] en este suelo\n do murio.\n [2] _BC._ vsaremos; _E._ vsaramos.\n [5] _BCDE._ sobirnos.\n Si fuese en nuestro poder\n tornar[1] la cara fermosa[2]\n corporal,\n como podemos fazer[3]\n el anima[4] gloriosa\n angelical,\n que diligencia tan biua\n touieramos[5] toda hora\n y tan presta\n en componer la catiua,\n dexandonos[6] la se\u00f1ora\n descompuesta!\n [2] _ADF._ hermosa.\n [5] _A._ terniamos; _F._ tuuyeramos.\n Ved de quan poco[1] valor\n son las cosas tras que andamos\n y corremos,\n que[2] en este mundo traydor\n aun[3] primero que muramos\n las perdemos:\n dellas desfaze[4] la edad[5],\n dellas casos desastrados\n que acaes\u00e7en[6],\n dellas, por su calidad[7],\n en los mas altos estados\n desfalles\u00e7en.\n [4] _BCD._ deshaze; _E._ desaze.\n [6] _BC._ que contecen.\n Dezidme[1], la fermosura[2],\n la gentil frescura y tez\n de la cara,\n la color y la blancura,\n quando viene la vejez,\n qual se para?\n Las ma\u00f1as[3] y ligereza\n y la fuer\u00e7a corporal\n de juuentud[4],\n todo se torna graueza\n quando llega al arraual[5]\n de senectud[6].\n [1] _A._ Dezitme; _BC._ Dezimos.\n [2] _BCDF._ hermosura.\n [3] _A._ manos; _D._ maneras.\n [4] _AE._ jouentud.\n [5] _AF._ araual; _E._ quando allega llarrabal.\n [6] _A._ senetut; _E._ senetud.\n Pues la sangre de los godos,\n y[1] el linage, y la nobleza\n tan crecida,\n por quantas vias y modos\n se pierde[2] su gran alteza\n en esta vida!\n Vnos[3], por poco valer,\n por quan baxos[4] y[5] abatidos\n que los tienen!\n y otros[6], por no tener,\n con[7] ofi\u00e7ios no deuidos\n se mantienen[8].\n [8] _BC._ se sostienen.\n Los estados y riqueza[1],\n que nos dexan[2] a desora,\n quien lo duda[3]?\n No[4] les pidamos firmeza[5],\n pues que[6] son de vna se\u00f1ora\n que se muda;\n que bienes son de Fortuna\n que rebuelue[7] con su rueda\n presurosa,\n la qual no puede ser vna,\n ni estar[8] estable ni queda\n en vna cosa.\n [1] _AF._ riquezas.\n [7] _D._ rebueluen; _F._ se bueluen.\n Pero digo que acompa\u00f1en\n y lleguen[1] hasta[2] la huessa[3]\n con su due\u00f1o:\n por eso[4] no nos enga\u00f1en[5],\n pues[6] se va la vida apriessa\n como sue\u00f1o.\n Y[7] los deleytes de aca\n son en que nos deleytamos\n temporales,\n y los tormentos de alla\n que por ellos esperamos\n eternales.\n [2] _E._ y que lleguen a.\n [3] _D._ fasta la fuessa.\n Los plazeres y dul\u00e7ores\n desta vida trabajada\n que tenemos,\n que[1] son sino corredores,\n y la muerte la[2] celada\n en que caemos?\n No mirando nuestro[3] da\u00f1o\n corremos a rienda suelta\n sin parar;\n desque[4] vemos el enga\u00f1o\n y queremos dar la buelta,\n no ay lugar.\n Esos[1] reyes poderosos\n que vemos[2] por escrituras\n ya passadas,\n con[3] casos tristes[4] llorosos\n fueron sus buenas venturas\n trastornadas[5];\n asi que no ay cosa[6] fuerte,\n que a papas y[7] emperadores\n y prelados[8]\n asi[9] los trata la Muerte\n como a los pobres pastores\n de ganados.\n [4] _D._ con talos frios.\n [7] _D._ reyes papas (y); _EF._ (que) a papas ni.\n [8] _D._ \u204a a perlados; _E._ y perlados.\n Dexemos a los troyanos,\n que sus males no los vimos,\n ni sus glorias;\n dexemos a los romanos,\n avnque oymos y leymos[1]\n sus estorias[2];\n no curemos de saber\n lo de aquel tienpo[3] passado\n que fue dello;\n vengamos a lo de ayer,\n que tan bien es oluidado\n como aquello.\n [2] _ABCE._ victorias.\n [3] _ABCDF._ siglo.\n Que se fizo[1] el rey don Juan[2]?\n los infantes de Aragon\n que se fizieron[3]?\n Que fue de tanto galan?\n que fue de tanta inuencion[4]\n como truxieron[5]?\n Las justas y los torneos,\n paramentos, bordaduras[6],\n y \u00e7imeras,\n fueron[7] syno deuaneos?\n que fueron sino verduras\n de las eras?\n [3] _BCDF._ hizieron.\n [4] _D._ inuincion.\n [5] _BCE._ traxieron; _DF._ truxeron.\n [6] _A._ brodaduras.\n _D._ place les vers 10-12 avant 7-9.\n Que se fizieron[1] las damas,\n sus tocados, sus[2] vestidos,\n sus[3] olores?\n Que se fizieron[4] las llamas\n de los fuegos encendidos\n de amadores[5]?\n Que se fizo[6] aquel trobar,\n las m\u00fasicas acordadas\n que ta\u00f1ian[7]?\n Que se fizo[8] aquel dan\u00e7ar,\n aquellas[9] ropas chapadas[10]\n que trayan[11]?\n [1] _BCDF._ hizieron.\n [4] _BCDF._ hizieron.\n [9] _BC._ y aquellas.\n Pues el otro su heredero,\n don Enrrique, que poderes[1]\n alcan\u00e7aua!\n quan blando, quan[2] falaguero[3]\n el mundo con sus plazeres\n se le daua!\n Mas vereys[4] quan enemigo,\n quan contrario, quan cruel\n se le mostro,\n auiendole[5] sido[6] amigo,\n quan poco duro con el\n lo que le dio.\n [3] _BCDF._ halaguero.\n [4] _BCDEF._ veras.\n [5] _A._ y auyendole.\n Las dadiuas desmedidas[1],\n los edificios[2] reales\n llenos de oro,\n las vaxillas tan febridas[3],\n los enrriques y reales\n del tesoro,\n los jaezes, los[4] cauallos\n de su[5] gente[6], y atauios\n tan sobrados,\n donde[7] yremos a buscallos[8]?\n que fueron sino rocios\n de los prados?\n [1] _BC._ demasiadas.\n [2] _DEF._ edeficios.\n [6] _DF._ de sus gentes; _E._ y sus gentes.\n [8] _A._ buscarlos.\n Pues su hermano el ynocente,\n que en su vida sucessor\n que corte tan ex\u00e7elente\n touo[2], y quanto[3] gran se\u00f1or\n le siguio[4]!\n Mas como fuese mortal,\n leuole[5] la Muerte luego\n en su[6] fragua.\n O juyzio diuinal!\n quando[7] mas ardia el fuego\n echaste agua[8].\n [1] _D._ le fizieron; _F._ se le llamo.\n [4] _A._ se siguio; _BCF._ que le siguio; _D._ le siguieron.\n [5] _BCF._ metiolo; _D._ metiole; _E._ echole.\n Pues aquel[1] gran condestable,\n maestre[2] que conoscimos\n tan priuado,\n no cumple que del se hable[3]\n sino solo que lo[4] vimos\n degollado.\n Sus infinitos tesoros,\n sus villas y sus lugares,\n su mandar,\n que le fueron sino lloros?\n fueronle[5] sino pesares\n al dexar?\n [1] _A._ Pues de aquel.\n [3] _D._ non cumple que mas hable; _E._ que cunple que del se\n fable.\n [4] _A._ sino solo lo que; _D._ mas solo como lo; _E._ saluo solo\n [5] _ADE._ que fueron.\n Pues[1] los otros dos hermanos,\n maestres tan prosperados\n como reyes,\n que[2] a los grandes[3] y medianos\n truxieron[4] tan sojuzgados\n a sus leyes,\n aquella[5] prosperidad[6]\n que tan alta[7] fue subida[8]\n y exal\u00e7ada[9],\n que fue sino claridad[10]\n que estando[11] mas encendida\n fue amatada[12]?\n [4] _ABF._ truxeron; _E._ trayeron.\n [5] _F._ aquella gran.\n [6] _A._ prosperidat.\n [7] _D._ quen tan alto.\n [9] _BC._ y enxal\u00e7ada; _D._ \u204a enzalzada; _EF._ y ensal\u00e7ada.\n Tantos duques ex\u00e7elentes,\n tantos marqueses y condes\n y varones\n como vimos tan potentes,\n di, Muerte, do los escondes\n y traspones[1]?\n Y las sus[2] claras haza\u00f1as\n que fizieron[3] en las guerras\n y en las pazes[4],\n quando[5] tu, cruda[6], te ensa\u00f1as,\n con tu fuer\u00e7a las[7] atierras\n y deshazes[8].\n [3] _BCDEF._ hizieron.\n [4] _A._ en los passos y en las guerras.\n [8] _A._ las desfazes y atierras.\n Las huestes innumerables,\n los pendones y[1] estandartes\n y vanderas,\n los castillos impunables[2],\n los muros y baluartes\n y barreras,\n la caua honda chapada[3],\n o qualquier otro[4] reparo,\n que aprouecha?\n que si[5] tu vienes ayrada,\n todo lo passas[6] de claro[7]\n con tu flecha[8].\n [2] _D._ impugnables.\n [4] _A._ y otro qualquiere.\n [7] _A._ lo pasas de claro en claro.\n Aquel de buenos abrigo,\n amado por virtuoso\n de la gente,\n el maestre don Rodrigo\n Manrrique, tanto[1] famoso[2]\n y tan valiente,\n sus grandes fechos[3] y claros[4]\n no cumple que los alabe\n pues los[5] vieron,\n ni los quiero fazer[6] caros\n pues el mundo todo[7] sabe\n quales fueron.\n [3] _BC._ sus grandes hechos; _D._ sus hechos grandes.\n [4] _A._ fechos y actos.\n [6] _A._ azer; _BCDF._ hazer.\n [7] _D._ pues quel mundo todo; _AE._ pues que todo el mundo.\n Titre: _E._ Fabla del maestre don rr\u1d52 m\u0101riq\u0304.\n Que[1] amigo de sus[2] amigos!\n que se\u00f1or para criados\n y parientes!\n que enemigo de enemigos!\n que maestro[3] de esfor\u00e7ados\n y valientes!\n Que seso para discretos!\n que gracia para donosos!\n que razon!\n Que benigno a los subjetos[4],\n y[5] a los brauos y da\u00f1osos[6]\n [4] _DF._ sugetos; _AE._ sujectos.\n [6] _A._ furiosos; _E._ soberuios.\n En ventura Octauiano,\n Julio Cesar en ven\u00e7er\n y batallar,\n en la virtud Africano,\n Anibal en el saber\n y trabajar,\n en la bondad[1] vn Trajano[2],\n Tito[3] en liberalidad[4]\n con alegria,\n en su bra\u00e7o[5] Aureliano[6],\n Marco Tulio[7] en la verdad[8]\n que prometia.\n [2] _D._ (vn) hatrajano.\n [4] _A._ liberalidat.\n [5] _F._ en sus bra\u00e7os; _E._ en la nobleza.\n [6] _ABC._ vn archiano; _E._ el troyano; _F._ vn troyano. Voir la\n [7] _D._ Marco Atilio; _E._ Marco Autilio.\n Antonio[1] Pio en clemen\u00e7ia,\n Marco Aurelio[2] en ygualdad[3]\n del semblante[4],\n Adriano en[5] eloquen\u00e7ia,\n Teodosio[6] en vmildad[7]\n y buen talante.\n Aurelio Alexandre[8] fue\n en di\u00e7iplina[9] y rigor\n de la guerra,\n vn Costantino en la fe,\n Camilo[10] en el gran[11] amor[12]\n de su tierra.\n [2] _A._ anthonio; _F._ fabio.\n [4] _E._ y buen senblante.\n [7] _A._ humildat; _BCDE._ humanidad.\n [8] _AF._ Aurelio y Alexandre; _E._ Aurelio liandre. Voir la note\n [9] _BCD._ desciplina.\n [10] _A._ Camillo; _BC._ Camelio; _F._ Tamiro.\n No dexo grandes tesoros,\n ni alcan\u00e7o[1] grandes[2] riquezas\n ni vaxillas,\n mas fizo[3] guerra a los[4] moros,\n ganando sus fortalezas[5]\n y sus villas;\n y[6] en las lides que ven\u00e7i\u00f3,\n muchos[7] moros[8] y cauallos\n se perdieron,\n y en este ofi\u00e7io gano\n las rentas[9] y los vasallos\n que le dieron.\n [4] _E._ gran guerra a (los).\n [8] _BC._ muchos caualleros.\n Ordre des _coplas_ dans _E._: 30, 29.\n Pues por[1] su honrra y estado,\n en otros tiempos passados\n como se huuo?\n quedando desamparado[2],\n con hermanos y criados[3]\n se sostuuo.\n Despues que[4] fechos[5] famosos\n fizo[6] en esta dicha[7] guerra\n que fazia[8],\n fizo[9] tratos[10] tan honrrosos,\n que le dieron avn[11] mas tierra\n que[12] tenia.\n [2] _D._ desmanparado.\n [3] _F._ parientes.\n [7] _A._ en la dicha; _D._ en esta misma; _F._ en esta (dicha).\n [8] _BCD._ que hazia.\n Estas sus viejas estorias[1]\n que con su bra\u00e7o[2] pinto[3]\n en[4] jouentud[5],\n con otras nueuas victorias[6]\n agora las renouo\n en[7] senectud[8].\n Por[9] su gran[10] abilidad,\n por m\u00e9ritos y anciania[11]\n bien gastada,\n alcan\u00e7o la dignidad[12]\n de la gran caualleria\n del[13] Espada.\n [5] _BC._ juuentud.\n [6] _BCE._ vitorias.\n [8] _ABCE._ senetud.\n [12] _E._ dinidad; _A._ (la) diuinidad.\n Y[1] sus villas y sus tierras,\n ocupadas de tiranos\n las fallo[2],\n mas por cercos y por guerras\n y por fuer\u00e7a[3] de sus manos\n las cobro[4].\n Pues nuestro rey natural\n si de las obras que obro\n fue seruido,\n digalo el de Portugal[5],\n y en Castilla quien siguio[6]\n su partido.\n [5] _DE._ Portogal.\n [6] _E._ quien en Castilla siguio.\n Despues de puesta[1] la vida\n tantas vezes por su ley\n al tablero,\n despues de[2] tan bien seruida\n la corona de su rey\n verdadero,\n despues[3] de tanta faza\u00f1a[4]\n a[5] que no puede bastar\n cuenta \u00e7ierta,\n en la su villa de Oca\u00f1a\n vino la Muerte a[6] llamar[7]\n a su puerta,\n [1] _BCEF._ Despues que puso.\n [4] _BCDEF._ haza\u00f1a.\n diziendo: \u00abBuen cauallero,\n dexad[1] el[2] mundo enga\u00f1oso\n y su halago[3]:\n vuestro cora\u00e7on de azero\n muestre su esfuer\u00e7o famoso\n en este trago;\n y[4] pues de vida y salud[5]\n fezistes[6] tan poca cuenta[7]\n por la fama,\n esfuer\u00e7ese[8] la[9] virtud\n para sofrir esta[10] afruenta[11]\n que vos[12] llama.\n [3] _BF._ con halago; _C._ con su halago; _E._ y su falago.\n [6] _A._ yzisteys; _BC._ hezistes.\n [7] _F._ tan poca cuenta hezistes.\n [8] _F._ esfuer\u00e7eos.\n [9] _E._ esfor\u00e7ad vuestra.\n [10] _E._ a sofrir aquesta.\n \u00abNo se os[1] faga[2] tan amarga\n la batalla temerosa\n que esperays,\n pues otra vida mas larga\n de fama tan[3] gloriosa\n aca dexays.\n Aunque esta vida[4] de[5] honor\n tanpoco no es[6] eternal\n ni[7] verdadera,\n mas con todo es muy mejor\n que la otra[8] temporal[9]\n perecedera[10].\n [3] _D._ de la fama (tan).\n [4] _BC._ vida esta.\n [8] _A._ que la corona.\n [9] _F._ corporal.\n [10] _BC._ padescera.\n Le f. (ccccxxv) o\u00f9 se trouvaient les six derni\u00e8res _coplas_ manque\n \u00abEl biuir[1] que es perdurable\n no se gana con estados\n mundanales,\n ni con vida delectable[2]\n en que[3] moran los pecados\n infernales;\n mas los buenos religiosos\n gananlo[4] con ora\u00e7iones\n y con lloros,\n los caualleros famosos\n con trabajos y aflicciones[5]\n contra moros.\n [2] _BC._ deleytable.\n [5] _D._ affictiones; _F._ afi\u00e7iones.\n \u00abY[1] pues vos, claro varon,\n tanta sangre derramastes\n de paganos,\n esperad[2] el galardon\n que en este mundo ganastes\n por las manos;\n y con esta confian\u00e7a,\n y con la fe tan entera\n que teneys,\n partid[3] con buena[4] esperan\u00e7a,\n que estotra[5] vida ter\u00e7era\n ganareys.\u00bb\n --\u00abNo gastemos[1] tiempo ya\n en esta vida mezquina[2]\n por tal modo,\n que mi voluntad[3] esta\n conforme con la diuina\n para todo;\n y[4] consiento en mi morir\n con voluntad[5] plazentera\n clara y pura,\n que querer hombre biuir\n quando Dios quiere que muera\n es locura.\n [1] _D._ Non tengamos.\n Titre: _A._ Respuesta del maestre; _BC._ Responde el maestre;\n _D._ Reza a la muerte.\n \u00abTu, que por nuestra maldad[1]\n tomaste forma seruil[2]\n y baxo[3] nombre,\n Tu, que a tu[4] diuinidad\n juntaste cosa tan vil[5]\n como[6] el hombre,\n Tu, que tan grandes tormentos\n sofriste[7] sin resisten\u00e7ia\n en tu persona,\n no por mis mere\u00e7imientos,\n mas por tu sola[8] clemen\u00e7ia\n me perdona.\u00bb\n [2] _A._ ciuil; _BCF._ ceuil.\n [4] _A._ tu que juntaste; _BC._ tu que con.\n [5] _A._ a vna cosa tan vil.\n Titre: _ABCD._ Oracion.\n Asi con tal entender,\n todos sentidos humanos\n conseruados[1],\n \u00e7ercado de su muger,\n de sus fijos y[2] hermanos\n y criados,\n dio el alma a quien ge la dio,\n el qual la ponga[3] en el \u00e7ielo\n en[4] su gloria,\n y[5] avnque la vida murio[6],\n nos dexo[7] harto consuelo\n su memoria[8].\n [1] _BC._ oluidados.\n [2] _A._ y de fijos y de; _BC._ y de hijos y de; _D._ \u204a de sus\n Titre: _A._ Torna el actor y faze fin; _BCF._ Cabo; _D._ Fin.\nEntre les _coplas_ 24 et 25, _F_ en intercale deux dont Jorge Manrrique\nne semble pas \u00eatre l\u2019auteur. Le texte de la premi\u00e8re (qui devrait en\nr\u00e9alit\u00e9 suivre l\u2019autre au lieu de la pr\u00e9c\u00e9der) est assez fautif, mais\npeut \u00eatre r\u00e9tabli en recourant \u00e0 la _Glosa_ de Diego Barahona (1541)\nqui contient, elle aussi, ces deux _coplas_[1]; nous d\u00e9signons ces\nvariantes par _G._ La _Glosa_ de Barahona ne nous est parvenue que par\nun exemplaire unique dont M. Archer M. Huntington, qui le poss\u00e8de,\nvient de publier un tr\u00e8s beau fac-simil\u00e9[2].\n Es tu[3] comien\u00e7o lloroso,\n tu[4] salida syempre amarga\n y nunca buena,\n lo de en medio trabajoso,\n a quien das[5] vida mas larga\n anse los bienes muriendo,\n y con sudor se procuran[7]\n los males vienen[8] corriendo,\n y despues de[9] venidos\n duran mas.\n O mundo, pues que nos matas,\n fuera la vida que diste\n toda vida,\n mas segun aca nos tratas,\n lo mejor y menos triste\n es la partida\n de tu vida tan cubierta\n de males, y de[10] dolores\n tan[11] poblada,\n de los bienes tan desierta,\n de plazeres y dul\u00e7ores\n despoblada.\n [1] Le texte de Manrrique donn\u00e9 par Barahona proc\u00e8de, directement\n ou non, de celui donn\u00e9 par Alonso de Cervantes (_F._)\n [2] Glosa a la obra de don Jorge Manrrique. Hecha por Diego\n Barahona: dirigida al muy yllustre se\u00f1or don Gaspar destu\u00f1iga de\n auellaneda abad de castro. \u204ac. M. D. xlj. (Fac-simil\u00e9 publi\u00e9 par\n Archer M. Huntington. New-York, 1902).\n [7] _G._ con sudar son adqueridos (dans la _Glosa_: con sudor son\n adquiridos).\n [8] _G._ vienen los mas (_sic_).\n [11] _G._ y tan (dans la _Glosa_: tan).\n\u00ab... Fuit... gladii exserendi cupidus. Nam cum essent in exercitu duo\nAureliani tribuni hic et alius, qui cum Valeriano captus est, huic\nsignum exercitus adposuerat \u00abmanu ad ferrum\u00bb ut si forte quaereretur\nquis Aurelianus aliquid uel fecisset uel gessisset, suggereretur\n\u00abAurelianus manu ad ferrum\u00bb atque cognosceretur.\u00bb (Vopiscus, _Vita\nAureliani_, c. 6, in _Scriptores Historiae Augustae_, \u00e9d. Jordan et\nEyssenhardt. Berolini, 1864, t. II, p. 139).\nImp. Caesar M[arcus] Aurelius Severus Alexander Pius Felix Augustus\n(_Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarun_, passim).\nDans _BC_, on lit aussit\u00f4t apr\u00e8s la _copla_ 40:\n En su sepultura dize\n desta manera\n Aqui yaze muerto el ombre\n que biuo queda su nombre.\nMACON, PROTAT HERMANOS, IMPRESORES.\nNotas del transcriptor:\nEl texto en cursivas se ha se\u00f1alado con _guiones bajos_.\nLa puntuaci\u00f3n en las notas al pie ha sido normalizada.\nP\u00e1gina 10, se ha insertado la referencia de la nota al pie n\u00famero 8,\nque faltaba en el original.\nP\u00e1gina 20, \u201ccortetan\u201d cambiado a \u201ccorte tan\u201d (\u201cque corte tan\nex\u00e7elente\u201d).\nEl car\u00e1cter \u201cet\u201d, conforme a la notaci\u00f3n de Marco Tulio Tir\u00f3n, aparece\nen las siguientes ubicaciones:\n Copla 3, nota al pie 3.\n Copla 14, nota al pie 8.\n Copla 17, nota al pie 2.\n Copla 22, nota al pie 9.\n Copla 40, nota al pie 2.\n Nota final a la copla 24, nota al pie 2.\nEste car\u00e1cter puede no ser visible en algunos dispositivos, que lo\nreemplazar\u00e1n por un cuadrado en blanco o un signo de interrogaci\u00f3n.\nCorresponde al car\u00e1cter Unicode U+204A.\nIm\u00e1genes originales de este libro se pueden encontrar aqu\u00ed:\nhttps://archive.org/details/coplasporlamuert00manruoft\nEnd of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Coplas por la muerte de su padre, by \nJorge Manrrique\n*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK COPLAS POR LA MUERTE DE SU PADRE ***\n***** This file should be named 49333-0.txt or 49333-0.zip *****\nThis and all associated files of various formats will be found in:\nProduced by Josep Cols Canals, Elisa and the Online\nfile was produced from images generously made available\nby The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries)\nUpdated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions will\nbe renamed.\nCreating the works from print editions not protected by U.S. copyright\nlaw means that no one owns a United States copyright in these works,\nso the Foundation (and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United\nStates without permission and without paying copyright\nroyalties. 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