The chivalric dragon: hagiographic parallels in early Spanish romances

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jul 1977 English Publisher:Liverpool University PressJournal:Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, volume 54, page 189 (issn: 1475-3839, eissn: 1478-3398,

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Authors: John K. Walsh;

doi: 10.3828/bhs.54.3.189 , 10.1080/1475382772000354189

The chivalric dragon: hagiographic parallels in early Spanish romances

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The bridge I should hope to make between chivalry and hagiography is somewhat indeterminate and fragile. Yet it has been proposed before in earnest, not as conjecture but as thesis and, indeed, as ...

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