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Elena y María

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Elena y María
(Revista de Filología Española)
Madrid: Instituto Miguel de Cervantes, 1914
14 pp.

Written in the second half of the XIII century, by unknown writer, this poem is part of the literary tradition of debate, applied here to a love theme. Elena and María argue about what is best: the love of a knight or the love of a clergyman. Not being able to solve their disagreement, they decide to attend the court of king Oriol, known for his great judgment in love cases.

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