The second volume of the Nueva Colección, entitled Códice Franciscano Siglo XVI, contains 14 additional letters.
This work he continued, with interruptions, till 1825, when he began at Madrid the publication of his Coleccion de los viages y descubrimientos que hicieron por mar los Españoles desde fines del siglo XV.
The eclogues of the Siglo de Oro have not the same defects of composition as the poem, and in the public estimation enjoy the nearest place to those of Garcilasso.
The first is Balbuena, born in La Mancha, educated in Mexico, and author of El Siglo de Oro and of Bernardo.
The azulejos of the church of Santa Marina, also discovered recently, are examined by Senor Osma in his pamphlet Azulejos sevillanos del siglo xiii (Madrid, 1902).
The work is beautiful, and these add much to their gay and festive appearance; and they show off the arm loaded with such rich bracelets.
See the ample collections of Sanchez, "Poesías Castellanas anteriores al Siglo XV.
A satire on the affected vocabulary of some of the writers of the siglo de oro, which is imitated in the nonsense uttered by the maid.
The siglo de oro was followed by a period of decline in things political, social and literary, which extended through a considerable portion of the eighteenth century.
With his dramas, the most important since the days of the great masters of the siglo de oro, he won complete success for the French school started by Luzán.
II of Poetas líricos del siglo XVIII in the Biblioteca de autores españoles, vol.
II of the Líricos del siglo XVI, in the Biblioteca de autores españoles.
I of the Líricos del siglo XVIII in the Biblioteca de autores españoles; Ticknor, III, 320.
II of Líricos del siglo XVI (in the Biblioteca de autores españoles).
So devoted were the Spanish neo-classicists to their trans-Pyrenean models that they were unable to see any value in the great Spanish works of the siglo de oro, especially those of the dramatists.
Much of this material has only recently become available, but it ranks as an achievement of the siglo de oro; perhaps the more valuable parts were prepared in the sixteenth century.
In dealing with the various phases of the siglo de oro much has already been said about the diffusion of Spanish thought in Europe and its influence in foreign countries.
The general conditions affecting literature and art in the siglo de oro have already been alluded to in the preceding chapter.
In many respects the internal situation was better at this time than in the great days of the siglo de oro, but Spain's relative authority in Europe was less, because of the striking advances which had been made by the other powers.
The aristocratic character of intellectual attainments in the siglo de oro was reflected in that of the institutions of learning which were founded.
A question arises as to the application of the term and the duration of the period of the siglode oro.
The public remained faithful to the national writers of the siglo de oro, whose plays formed the principal element in theatrical representations.
Despite the vigorous conflict of the two schools of literature, Spain was unable to produce writers who could rank with those of the siglo de oro.
Sidenote: Application and duration of the siglo de oro.
In addition to the various forms of prose writing already discussed, there were many others, and great distinction was achieved in them by the Spaniards of the siglo de oro.
The past century's outburst in literature and art hint the possibility of a second siglo de oro.
In Luis de León is found an equilibrium of character, a magnanimity united with genius, which often distinguished the men born in the siglo de oro.
The next in importance of the Guatemalan books is the work of Francisco Antonio de Fuentes y Guzman, Historia de Guatemala, ó Recordación florida escrita el siglo xvii.
Prussia owes her greatness to the Seven Years War, pointed out El Siglo XIX.
In October, 1847, a pamphlet written by Mariano Otero, editor of El Siglo XIX and Senator from the state of Jalisco, appeared.
Sterile, deplorably sterile" has been the movement against Santa Anna, exclaimed the friendly Siglo XIX in October, describing it as "a moment of happy illusion.
He bought a box of wax matches and some cigars, turning his back to El Siglo when the tip of his first match flared into flame.
Less than ten minutes after Hall started his vigil, the little man in the straw hat walked out of El Siglo and sat down behind the wheel of a Renault parked at the curb.
Another man walked quickly out of El Siglo and got into the back seat of the Renault.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "siglo" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
