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Himnos litúrgicos del licenciado Francisco Pacheco. III. Himnos a san Isidoro y a las santas Justa y Rufina

Authors: Charlo Brea, Luis; Pozuelo Calero, Bartolomé;

Himnos litúrgicos del licenciado Francisco Pacheco. III. Himnos a san Isidoro y a las santas Justa y Rufina

Abstract

Edición crítica, traducción española y estudio de seis himnos (tres a san Isidoro y tres a las santas Justa y Rufina) incluidos en el breviario de santos particulares de Sevilla (Offcia propria Sanctorum Hispalen Ecclesiae..., Salamanca 1591). Aunque contamos con numerosos indicios de que fueron compuestos por el licenciado Francisco Pacheco (1535-1599), no existen pruebas concluyentes de ello. La edición crítica de los himnos ofrece el texto de la princeps de 1591, única publicada en vida del autor, y recoge en notas las modificaciones introducidas en ediciones posteriores: tres nuevas ediciones de los Officia (Madrid 1659, Sevilla 1679 y Amberes 1720), la versión publicada por Faustino Arévalo en su Hymnodia Hispanica (1786), que incluye leves retoques métricos y léxicos, y una edición publicada en 1899 por Angel Galán y Domínguez. El trabajo presenta tres observaciones: los himnos contienen juegos fónicos y expresiones característicos de Pacheco; además, en el himno II a Isidoro aflora un ideario estoico propio de él; finalmente, en los himnos subyace la misma mezcla de cristianismo y paganismo que en el resto de la obra de Pacheco. Nuestro análisis ofrece, por tanto, un nuevo indicio de su autoría.

Critical edition, translation into Spanish and study of six hymns (three to Saint Isidorus and three to Saints Iusta and Rufina) included in the breviary of saints of Seville (Officia propria Sanctorum Hispalen. Ecclesiae..., Salamanca 1591). Although there is considerable evidence to suggest that their author is licenciado Francisco Pacheco (1535-1599), there are no conclusive proofs. The critical edition offers the text published in 1591, during the life of the author. It also includes the modifications introduced in later editions, namely, tree new editions of Officia (Madrid 1659, Seville 1679 and Antwerp 1720), a new version published by Faustino Arévalo in his Hymnodia Hispanica (1786), who made minor lexical and metrical amendments, and an edition published by Ángel Galán y Domínguez in 1899. The paper makes three remarks: the hymns include phonic plays on words and some of Pacheco’s characteristic expressions; hymn II to Isidorus evidences Pacheco’s Neo-stoic ideas; finally, both Christian and pagan conceptions combine in the hymns in the same way as they do in the rest of his work. The analysis, therefore, offers a new evidence of Pacheco’s authorship.

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siglo XVI, lírica latina renacentista, Sevilla, Filología clásica, San Isidoro, Licenciado Francisco Pacheco, Himnos religiosos, Poesía neolatina, Santas Justa y Rufina

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