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在本文中，我们讨论了Gomes Eanes de Zurara在他的编年史中是如何处理“letrado”类型(被认为是接受过更高水平教育的人)的，他写于15世纪第三季度的葡萄牙。我们分析了导致“领导者”受到祖拉拉赞扬或谩骂的动机。最后，基于Zurarian的史学写作，我们讨论了将“letrado”一词分配给编年史者本人的限制。
In this paper, we discuss how the «letrado» type, conceived as someone who has had access to a higher level of education, is handled by Gomes Eanes de Zurara in his chronicles, written in Portugal in the third quarter of the fifteenth century. We analyze the motives that lead the «letrados» to be praised or vituperated by Zurara. Finally, based on the Zurarian historiographic writing, we discuss the limits of assigning the term «letrado» to the chronicler himself.
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