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J.R.S. Phillips muestra de manera detallada el alcance de la expansi n medieval europea entre los a os 1000 y 1500, sus ra ces en las ideas cl sicas del mundo, y c mo stas promovieron los famosos viajes del Renacimiento. Asimismo, examina algunos de los mitos que eran corrientes en Europa antes del a o 1500, y algunos de los que han surgido desde entonces, como el mapa de Vinland.

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This book is the first comprehensive overview to address questions like "Which Spanish books were available in the Northern Netherlands during the 17th century" and "Which titles were read in translation". An bibliography of nearly 6.000 editions by c. 1.000 Spanish authors published by more than 1.500 printer in 150 European cities. Each entry indicates the book's location and owner and provides full bibliographical references. Con un apéndice de obras sobre América escritas por autores no españoles.

(Ensayos de Marifeli P rez-Stable, Luis Aguilar Le n, Rafael Rojas, Mar a Poumier, Emilio Ichikawa, Javier de Castro Mori, Marcos Antonio Ramos, Mercedes Cross Sandoval, Virgilio Beato, Rogelio de la Torre, Marta Ramos Sicilia, Jos Ignacio Rasco, Nicol s