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Frontispiece framed with two images, one upper and one lower, which respectively illustrate Callisto accessing the garden of Melibea with the ladder and their servants removing his corpse after the deadly fall. These same scenes appear later in the…

This edition includes an analysis of the text as well as information about the time period of Fernando de Rojas.

A juvenile edition containing a few colour illustrations of the episodes. This is a rare edition.

The cover features Melibea seated on a bench in the foreground while Calisto stands behind her, both looking towards the reader. A spinning wheel is…

Postage stamp with copy of the famous painting Celestina, by Picasso (1904).

The image is a fragment of Goya’s work: Milagro de San Antonio de Padua (Miracle of Saint Anthony of Padua)

Russian translation.

The image of the characters is outlined in red and depicts, in the foreground, Calisto and Melibea in conversation and, in the background, Celestina observing them.

A black-and-white drawing of a couple. The man reaches up for the woman's hand as she is standing on a balcony or an enclosed patio.

A drawing of Celestina approaching a house, likely Melibea's, with the enchanted thread in hand to sell. The image proceeds from the illustration in Act III of the Burgos, 1499, edition, but, curiously, Celestina's face has been altered. The ochre…

Carpe Diem Monologue based onLa Celestinaby Fernando de Rojas

Volume 15 - No. 18

Circle of Friends of History ("Círculo de Amigos de la Historia"). 1975. Spanish literature. Theater. Tragedies of the XV century. (860-21 14) 17 cm. 308 p., 2 h., 4 h., Plate. Publisher's hardcover binding. Spanish Classics Collection. Rojas,…

Mandarin translation.

Sign of José Luis Gallo Street in Talavera de la Reina, Spain

Translation to a Chinese dialect.