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ELIZABETH CAMPUZANO
NOTAS
1. "It is the prose autobiography of a person, real or imaginary, who strives by fair m
and by foul to make a living, and in relating his experience in various classes of soc
points out the evils which came under his observation." Fonger de Haan, An Out
of the History of the Novela Picaresca in Spain, The Hague, 1903, 8.
2. Adolfo Bonilla y San Martin, Cervantes y su obra, Madrid, 130.
3. Ibid., 160.
4. Poema de Mio Cid, verso 1643.
5. I Cor., xv, 46-47.
6. Recordamos la frase c6lebre de la Santa de Avila, "Entended que si es en la coci
entre los pucheros anda el Sefior." Angel Valbuena Prat, Historia de la literatur
espafi ola, Barcelona, 1937, 555.
7. Cejador, Historia de la literatura espaAola, II, 19-20.
8. Pfandl, Historia de la literatura nacional espaniola en la Edad de Oro, Barcelona, 1
299.
9. Ibid., 291. "Cualquier gdnero literario seri tanto mAs nacional, cuanto mis reci
energia del propio suelo, sin verse contagiado por ideas y modelos extranjeros, y
cuanto se origine dnicamente de las influencias nacidas de las condiciones de cultu
de las formas contemporineas de la vida del pueblo. La novela picaresca espahaol
un ejemplo de ello, de gran fuerza probatoria."
10. Bonilla, op. cit., 136.
11. Pfandl, op. cit., 291.
12. Valbuena, op. cit., 432.
13. Gil y ZArate, Manual de Literatura, Madrid, 646.
14. Ibid., 650.
15. Ibid., 648.
16. V6anse De Haan, op. cit., 6-7, y Chandler, The Literature of Roguery, 7.
17. Al parecer, Boucher de Perthes us6 primero este tdrmino, refiridndose a la recep
dada a sus descubrimientos sensacionales de hachas de piedra antidiluvianas en Ab
ville. V6ase A. D. White, History of Warfare of Science and Theology, 11, 271.
18. Farinelli, Divagaciones Hispdnicas, Barcelona, 1936, I, 25-26.
19. Pedro GonzAlez Blanco, Vindicaci6n y honra de Espaia, M6xico, 1944, 539.
20. Cejador, op. cit., II, 181-182.
21. GonzAlez Blanco, op. cit., 523, 527.
22. The Apophthegmes of Erasmus, Boston, 1877, p. 28 del prefacio. "Is no man," he
"to be admitted to grace who does not know how the Father differs from the Son, a
both from the Spirit? Or how the nativity of the Son differs from the Procession of
Spirit? Unless I have a pure heart, unless I put away envy, hate, pride, avarice, l
I shall not see God. But a man is not damned because he cannot tell whether the Sp
has one principle or two. Has he the fruits of the Spirit? that is the question. Is
patient, kind, good, gentle, modest, temperate, chaste? Inquire if you will, but do
define. True religion is peace, and we cannot have peace unless we leave the consci
unshackled on obscure points on which certainty is impossible."
23. GonzAilez Blanco, op. cit., 561, et seq.
24. Cejador, op. cit., II, 228.
25. Pfandl, op. cit., 305, nota 1.
26. Ortega y Gasset lo dijo. V6ase la cita en GonzAlez Blanco, op. cit., 556.
27. V6ase A History of the Inquisition of Spain, Henry Charles Lea, y The Moriscos of Sp
del mismo autor, Philadelphia, 1901.
28. V6ase la cita de GonzAlez Blanco, op. cit., 563.