Todas las Obras de Don Luis de Góngora, en Varios Poemas, Recogidos por Don Gonzalo de Hozes y Córdoba, Natural de la Ciudad de Córdoba. Dedicadas a Don Luis Muriel Salcedo y Valdiviesso, Caballero de la Orden de Alcántara, etc. (&) Comedia Dei Doctor Carlino, de Don Luis de Gongora (pages 216-234) Translated: The Complete Works of Don Luis de Góngora, in Various Poems, Collected by Don Gonzalo de Hozes y Córdoba, a Native of the City of Córdoba. Dedicated to Don Luis Muriel Salcedo y Valdiviesso, Knight of the Order of Alcántara, etc. (&) Comedia Dei Doctor Carlino, de Don Luis de Gongor.

Todas las Obras de Don Luis de Góngora, en Varios Poemas, Recogidos por Don Gonzalo de Hozes y Córdoba, Natural de la Ciudad de Córdoba. Dedicadas a Don Luis Muriel Salcedo y Valdiviesso, Caballero de la Orden de Alcántara, etc. (&) Comedia Dei Doctor Carlino, de Don Luis de Gongora (pages 216-234) Translated: The Complete Works of Don Luis de Góngora, in Various Poems, Collected by Don Gonzalo de Hozes y Córdoba, a Native of the City of Córdoba. Dedicated to Don Luis Muriel Salcedo y Valdiviesso, Knight of the Order of Alcántara, etc. (&) Comedia Dei Doctor Carlino, de Don Luis de Gongor. 1654. Madrid: Imprenta Real, a costa de la Hermandad de los Mercaderes de Libros.

Fair condition for this Seventeenth-century collection of the poetry and dramatic work of Luis de Góngora, one of the defining writers of the Spanish Golden Age and the leading figure of culteranismo. The volume gathers his major poetic works and concludes with Comedia del Doctor Carlino.

8vo. (5.5" x 8") 234 leaves. Full contemporary limp vellum with 1 of 2 ties extant. Old ink manuscript to spine. Printer's waste used as front free endpaper, lacking rear free endpaper with final two leaves present, but laid in, with marginal loss, and manuscript to verso. Foxing, pages toned, dampstain to lower quarter of text through the first 60 or so leaves. Booksellers (?) manuscript in pencil to front pastedown. faded old ink manuscript to head of first free endpaper. Text-block separated from binding.

Luis de Góngora y Argote (1561–1627) was one of the foremost poets of the Spanish Golden Age. Celebrated for his elaborate imagery, classical allusions, and complex language, he became the leading figure of the literary style known as Gongorism or culteranismo. His influence has extended through later Spanish literature, particularly to the poets of the Generation of 1927.