born 1578, Antequera, Spain died Oct. 21, 1650, Sanlcar de Barrameda Spanish poet and editor of the anthology Flores de poetas ilustres de Espaa (1605; Flowers from the Illustrious Poets of Spain), in which most of the important poets of Spain's Siglo de Oro (Golden Age; c. 15001650) were published. The anthology choices of authors and poems reflect the continuing judgment of later times. Espinosa's own poetry clearly showed the Baroque influences of highly ornamental language and subtlety bordering on the esoteric. His long poem Fbula del Genil is considered one of the better poems in the Baroque mode, enlivening as it does conventional themes such as love of nature and classical mythology.
ESPINOSA, PEDRO DE
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