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Eminent literary and scientific men of Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Vol. 3 (of 3)

Note 105 — CABINET OF BIOGRAPHY. (continued 6)

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Viardôt, in his life of Cervantes, mentions that Vicente Espinel became his enemy. I have not discovered on what he grounds this assertion. In the postscript to the "Voyage to Parnassus", one of the latest of Cervantes's works, he feigns that Apollo sent messages to various Spanish poets "You will give my compliments," the God writes, "to Vicente Espinel, as to one of the oldest and truest friends I have."

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