Antonio De Guevara

Antonio de Guevara was a key figure in 16th-century literature with a prolific output of over one hundred works.

His most famous work, Relox de príncipes, became a fundamental reference on the education of princes.

The author showed a deep interest in the historical figure of Marcus Aurelius, integrating him into his literary reflections.

His legacy spans from medieval Latin literature to the foundations of Spanish-language literature.

Despite the passage of time, his texts remain essential studies of literature prior to 1800.

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