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Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de / Amante Liberal (1996)

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APROBACIÓN

Por comisión de vuestra Alteza, he visto el libro intitulado Novelas ejemplares, de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, y no hallo en él cosa contra la fe y buenas costumbres, por donde no se pueda imprimir; antes hallo en él cosas de mucho entretenimiento para los curiosos lectores, y avisos y sentencias de mucho provecho, y que proceden de la fecundidad del ingenio de su autor, que no lo muestra en éste menos que en los demás que ha sacado a luz. En este Monasterio de la Santísima Trinidad, en ocho de agosto de mil y seiscientos y doce.

Fray Diego de Hortigosa.

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