Floresta Española, De Apotegmas, Ã" Sentencias, Sabia Y Graciosamente Dichas, De Algunos Españoles

Floresta Española, De Apotegmas, Ã" Sentencias, Sabia Y Graciosamente Dichas, De Algunos Españoles, Volume 2, compiled by Melchor Santa Cruz De Dueñas, is a collection of Spanish apothegms, or wise and witty sayings, drawn from various Spanish sources. This volume offers a glimpse into the wit and wisdom of 18th-century Spain, presenting a range of observations and insights on various aspects of life, society, and human nature.

This compilation is a valuable resource for those interested in Spanish language, literature, and culture. The apothegms reflect the social, moral, and intellectual values of the time, offering a unique window into the minds of the Spanish people during this period. Students of history, literature, and philosophy will find this collection a source of both entertainment and enlightenment. The enduring appeal of these concise and insightful sayings makes "Floresta Española" a timeless treasure of Spanish thought.

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