Drama. Spanish, Collections,
**D,171.4 Comedias de diferentes autores é ilustres poetas de Espafia. (Continued, 4.) principe demonio, y diablo de Palermo, de Moxica. Note. —In parte 25 and 30, printed at Zaragoza, 1632, 36, the title-pages are wanting, and the titles have been supplied from Barrera. The first two folios in parte 25 have been transposed in binding. The comedy El discreto por- fiado, here attributed to Juan de Villegas, is the same that is ascribed in vol. 10 of Comedias nuevas escogidas (D.172.1), to “Tres ingenios.” Parte 30 was printed at Barcelona, 1638, and the plays were collected by Francisco Toribio Ximénez, and the two anonymous plays, “Zelos, honor, y cordvra,” and “Santa Madrona” have been attributed to him. In Parte 43 the plays are arranged in a different order from that of the index.
Each play is catalogued “=
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