01260nam a2200253Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010001500070035002000085040002900105050001900134082001100153100002900164245019800193260002900391300001700420490002800437500023800465504003000703600007700733700012400810700007200934101636BIBL20160527181013.0780818s1950    enk      b    00010 eng    a 53025807   a(OCoLC)04152567  aDLCcKSUdOCLdm.c.dOCL0 aPQ6284.P7bS55  a862.3510aSloman, Albert E.2Local14aThe sources of Calderón's El príncipe constantebwith a critical edition of its immediate source, La fortuna adversa del infante don Fernando de Portugal (a play attributed to Lope de Vega)0 aOxfordbBlackwellc1950.  aviii, 228 p. 0aModern language studies  aLa fortuna adversa is edited from the only extant text included in a made-up volume, entitled Comedias de Lope, now in the University of California Library. The present writer considers Tárrega the more probable author of the play.  aBibliography: p. 219-224.20aCalderon de la Barca, Pedrod1600-1681.tEl príncipe constante.2Local10aVega, Lope ded1562-1635.tSpurious and doubtful works. La fortuna adversa del infante don Fernando de Portugal.2Local10aTárrega, Francisco Agustínd1554?-1602esupposed author.2Local