An Erotic Jousting Poem by Antonio de Velasco and Fadrique Enríquez: Àngela de Santàngel, her Suitors, and her Presence in the Carajicomedia

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Magnificat Cultura i Literatura Medievals Pub Date : 2022-12-07 DOI:10.7203/mclm.9.17741

Roger Boase

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Abstract

I discuss an exchange of verses between Antonio de Velasco and his cousin Fadrique Enríquez, Admiral of Castile, published in the 1514 edition of the Cancionero general, concerning an erotic joust between a court lady and her six suitors who did not turn up to participate in the joust. This poem has already been analysed by Ian Macpherson, but I take his analysis further and identify the lady and her sixth suitor and offer a more exact timeframe for its composition. I also identify this lady as one of the court ladies satirised as a prostitute in the anonymous and highly obscene Carajicomedia and discuss her Jewish converso relatives.

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安东尼奥·德·贝拉斯科和法德里克的情色比武诗Enríquez: Àngela de Santàngel，她的追求者，以及她在卡拉伊媒体上的存在

我讨论了安东尼奥·德·贝拉斯科（Antonio de Velasco）和他的堂兄卡斯蒂利亚海军上将法德里克·恩里克斯（Fadrique Enríquez。Ian Macpherson已经对这首诗进行了分析，但我对他的分析进行了进一步的分析，确定了这位女士和她的第六个追求者，并为其创作提供了更准确的时间框架。我还确认这位女士是《卡拉吉科迪亚》中被讽刺为妓女的宫廷女性之一，并讨论了她的犹太亲戚。

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