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GONE (MOT, MIE.D ZAKARIA). --- The buried pyramid. Lond. , 1956. .913(62) Gon. GONELLA (GUIDO). --- Pace romance e pace cartaginese. [Quaderni di Stud. Roman. Ser. 2, 1.1 Roma, 1947. W* 8. 5. GONGOZA Y ARGOT (LUIS DE). COLLEC T IONS --- Obras completas. Recopilacion, prologo y notas de J. Mill6 y Gim6nez, &I.Mill6 y Gim6nez. Madrid, 1943. .86137 --- 3a ed. Madrid, 1951. Span. Lib. SMALLER COLLECTIONS --- Obras po6ticas. 3 tom. [Bibl. Hispan. 16-17, 20. ] New York, 1921. .86137 --- Another copy. Tom. 1-2. Span. Lib. --- 1627-1927. 2 tom. Madrid., .86137 1. Soledades. Ed. or D. Alonso. [1927.] 2. Romances de Gbngora. Ed. por J. M. de Cosslo. copyright 1927. GONELLA (GUIDO). --- Diritto e morale; saggi di teoria e storia. [Rome. Univ. Inst. di Filosofia del Diritto. Pubbl. 34.1 Milano, 1960. Law Lib. G6NGORA (MARIO). --- Studies in the colonial history of Spanish America. Tr. by R. Southern. [Carob. Lat.-Amer. Stud. No. 20.] Cambridge, 1975• •9($)04 Gon. --- Another copy. Econ. Hist. Lib. GONGORA Y ARGOT% (LUIS DE) [continued]. SMALLER COLLECTIONS [continued] _-- Poesfas; Polifemo, Soledades and other poems. Ed. with introduction by J. W. Barker. rombridge, 1 Qd9 _ 8&137 --- Another copy. Spanish Lib. --- Obras en verso del Homero espanol que recogi6 J. Lopez de Vicuna.. Pr6logo e indices por D. Alonso. Ed. facsfmil. [Cldsicos Hispdn. Ser. 1, Vol. 1. ] Madrid, 1963. .86137 SINGLE WORKS --- Letrillas. Texte 6tabli et annot6 par R. Jammes. Paris, 1963. .86137 --- Another copy. Span. Lib. --- Polyphemus. A translation by G. F. Cunningham. With the Spanish text and an introd. by A. A. Parker. Priv. pr. [Alva] 1965. 58. .86137 -- --- See ALOtiSO (DAMASO). G. y el Polifemo. -- See REYES (ALFONSO). El polifemo sin lagrimas ... de G. --- See VILANOVA (A.). Las fuentes y los temas del Polifemo de G. --- Romance de Arg6lica y Medoro. E studio -comentario, versi6n prosificada y notas por D. Alonso, etc. Madrid, 1962. .8613? AUDITIONS G6NGORA Y ARGOTE (LUIS DE). SMALLER COLLECTIONS --- Sonette. Ubertragen and kommentiert von S. Meuer. [Span. and Ger.] [Bibl. Manieristischer Lyrik.] Berlin, pr. 1960. .86137 --- Sonetos completos. Ed., introd. y notas de B. Ciplijauskaite. [Clas. Castalia, 1.] Madrid [1969.] .86137 --- Two other copies. Span. Lib. SINGLE WORKS --- Polyphemus. A translation by G.F. Cunningham. With the Spanish text and an introd. by A.A. Parker. Priv. pr. Alva, 1965- S.B. .86137 --- Letrillas. Ed., introd. y notas de R. Jammes. [Clan. Castalia, 101.1 Madrid [1980.] Span. Lib. -- Polyphemus and Galatea; a study in the interpretation of a baroque poem. [By] A.A. Parker. [With the text and] with verse translation by G.F. Cunningham. Ed-in., 1977• .86137 --- Another copy. Di. --- Two other copies. Span. Lib. --- Fabula de Polifemo y Galatea. Ed. de A.A. Parker. , (Traduccion de G. Ruiz-Ramon. [Letras Hispan. 171.1 Madrid [ 1 9 83.1 .86137 -- Another copy. Span. Lib. GONGORA Y ARGOTE (LUIS DE) [continued]. SINGLE WORKS [continued] --- Soledades. Prologo de E. Gonzalez Lanuza. [Col. Clas. Castellanos, No. 3. ] Buenos Aires [1944. ] .86137 --- Las soledades. 3a ed. publ. por D._Alonso. Madrid, 1956. .86137 --- Another copy. .8613", --- Another copy. Span. Lib. --- [Soledades. ] The solitudes of L. de G. y A. The Spanish text with an English translation by G. F. Cunningham. Priv. pr. Alva, [1964. Span. Lib. -__ Another copy. .86137 --- [Soledades. ] The Solitudes of Don L. de G. A text with verse translation by E. M. Wilson. Rev. ed. Cambridge, 1965. .86137 --- Another copy. Span. Lib. --- The solitudes of Don Luis de Gongora. Tr. into English verse by E. M. Wilson. Cambridge, 1931. .86137 • --- [Soledades. ] The solitudes. Tr. and with an introd. by E. IM. Wilson. Rev. and ed. by W. Barnstone. [Cypress Bks. ] New York, 1965. S.B. .86137 ADDITIONS G6NWRAA Y AMME ( LUIS DE) . SMLE WOMS --- Soledades. Ed. de J. Bederley. [Letras Hispan. 102.1 Madrid [1979•] .86137 — Another copy. Span. Lib. GONGGRA Y ARGOTE (LUIS DE) [continued]. SELECTIONS --- Antologfa. Selecci6n y pr6logo de A. Maricha.lar. 4a ed. LCol. Austral, 75. ] Buenos Aires, 1944. .86137 --- Poems of G Selected, introduced and annotated by R. O. Jones. Cambridge, 1966. Span. Lib. --- Another copy. 86137 BIBLIOGRAPHIES --- Gongora in the Library of the Hispanic Society of America. [Hispanic Notes & Monog. ] New York. XX* 5. 2. Delicias del Parnaso.. 1927. E1 Polifemo. 1927. Quatro comedias. 1927. APPENDIX A --- Para.la biograffa de G.; documentos desconocidos. Publ. ;nor D. Alonso y E. Galvarriato de Alonso. [Bibl. Roman. Hisp: n. 8, Doc. 1. ] Madrid [1962.1 .86137 Alo. ---See ALEMANY Y SELrA (BERNARDO). Vocabulario de !as obras de Don L. de G y A. -- See ALONSO (DAMASO). Cuatro poetas espanoles; Garcilaso, G. , etc. J A D1DnTIO N S GOL'GORA Y ARGO , (LUIS LE). 4 --- Poems of G. Selected, introduced and annotated by R.O. Jones. Cambridge, 1966. .86137 --- Two other copies. Span. Lib. --- Another copy. Span. Lib. GONGORA Y ARGOTE (LUIS DE) [continued]. APPENDIX [continued] --- See ALONSO (DAMASO). Estudios y ensayos gongorinos. --- See ALONSO (DAMASO). La lengua po6tica de G6ngora, --- See ALONSO (DAMASO). Poesfa espanola ... G. , etc. --- See ART IGUS (M.). Don L. de G6ngora y Argote: biograffa y estudio critico. --- See COT A.S (ANTONIO) and REGLA (J.). G.; su tiempo y su obra. --- See DEHEIv1V'IN (ELSA). La r6surgence de G. et la g6n6ration po6tique de i927. --- See KANE (E. K.). Gongorism and the Golden Age. - -- . --G•. --y-- sia-porWgues --- See OROZCO D%AZ (E.). G. --- See PENNEY (C. L.). L. de G. y A. --- See REYES (ALFONSO). ^ Cuestiones Gongorinas. --- See T HOTVIAS (L. P. ). Etude sur Gongora et la gongorisme, etc. Gonicaus (Johannes) reap. See LAURENBEBG (W.) prm8, Gouidee (Jean Frangois Marie Maurice Agathe le). See LE GGNIDEC. AM)ITIONS GONGORA Y ARGOTE (LUIS DE). APPENDIX --- See BELMAS (ANTONIO OLIVER). Don L. de G. y A. --- See BODINI (VITTORIO). 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