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History of Spanish Literature, vol. 2 (of 3)

Note 924 — Chapter XXX

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There is a notice of Rebolledo, which must have been prepared by his own authority, in the Preface to his “Ocios,” printed at Antwerp, 1650, 18mo; but there is a better life of him in the fifth volume of Sedano’s “Parnaso”; and his poetry, and every thing relating to him, is found in his Works printed at Madrid, 1778, 3 tom. 8vo, the first volume being in two parts. Some of his poetry falls into Gongoresque affectations. He wrote a single play, “Amar despreciando Riesgos,” which he called a tragicomedy, and which is not without merit.

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