SPAN 232: Cervantes and the Fake Quixote (HC) Fall 2018

• For an extended discussion of the differences between the first and second editions of Shelton's Part I, see: Knowles, Edwin B., Jr. "The first and second editions of Shelton's 'Don Quixote' Part I: a collation and dating", Hispanic Review, v. 9:2 (1941), pp. 252-265.

• Includes the second part, written by Alonso Pérez, and a continuation by Gaspar Gil Polo entitled Enamoured Diana.

• Includes interleaving and notes by Henry Green, a noted nineteenth century Shakespearean scholar.

A descriptive catalogue of the William Pyle Philips Collection, which includes detailed records of the early-modern copies of Don Quixote and Diana.

• El ingenioso hidalgo Don Qvixote de la Mancha (1605): pp. 86-87
• Segvnda parte del Ingenioso cavallero Don Qvixote de la Mancha (1615): pp. 88-89
• The history of Don-Qvichote (1620): pp. 89-91
• Diana (1598): p. 122

The Forward (pp. 71-74) to the descriptive catalogue explains the format of the bibliographic records.