Note 907 — Chapter XXX

All needful notices of the two Argensolas and their works—and more too—can be found in the elaborate lives of them by Pellicer, in his “Biblioteca de Traductores,” 1778, pp. 1-141; and by Latassa, in the “Biblioteca Nueva de Escritores Aragoneses,” Tom. II. pp. 143, 461. Besides the original edition of their Rimas, (Zaragoza, 1634, 4to), two editions are found in Fernandez, “Coleccion,” the last being of 1804. The sonnet of Bartolomé on Sleep is commonly much admired; but of his poems I prefer the sonnet on Providence, (p. 330), and the ode in honor of the Church after the battle of Lepanto, ed. 1634, p. 372.