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'''Josep Feliu i Codina''' (also known by his Spanish name '''José Feliú y Codina'''; 11 June 1845 – 2 May 1897)<ref>[http://heme ...h Love}}</ref> In addition to his own plays and novels, he translated into Spanish a collection of tales by the [[Italian Renaissance]] writer, [[Matteo Bande ...

...ty]]. He was elected corresponding member of the [[Real Academia Española|Spanish Royal Academy of the Language]], and was appointed a Knight Commander of th [[Category:19th-century French writers]] ...

{{Expand Spanish|topic=bio||date=June 2020}} |birth_place = [[Arequipa]], [[Viceroyalty of Peru]], Spanish Empire ...

{{Short description|Spanish author (1768–1821)}} ...er 18, 1768 – January 31, 1821), also known as '''Abate Marchena''', was a Spanish author, who studied with distinction at the [[University of Salamanca]]. ...

{{Short description|Spanish jurist, politician, journalist, and translator (1778–1848)}} {{family name hatnote|de Burgos|del Olmo|lang=Spanish}} ...

{{family name hatnote|Barrundia|Cepeda|lang=Spanish}} ...ectual and man of letters, fluent in several languages. He translated into Spanish the [[Edward Livingston|Livingston Code]] (penal code of [[Louisiana]]) in ...

...ranslation of the life of the nun Alferez (1894), [[Thomas de Quincey]]'s "Spanish Military Nun"; one or two short pieces of [[occasional verse]]; and an intr [[Category:19th-century Cuban poets]] ...

{{family name hatnote|García|Icazbalceta|lang=Spanish}} García Icazbalceta was born in Mexico City to a wealthy [[Spanish people|Spanish]] family. The family was exiled to [[Spain]] in 1829, shortly after the rec ...

...s'' (1883),{{sfn|Chisholm|1911}} ''Our English Bible: its translations and translators.'' His ''Recollections of a Long Life'' (1894) was autobiographical.<ref na [[Category:19th-century English historians]] ...

'''Juan Escoiquiz Morata''' (1762 – 27 November 1820) was a Spanish [[ecclesiology|ecclesiastic]], politician and writer. ...Bayonne]] was largely inspired by him.{{sfn|Chisholm|1911|p=765}} When the Spanish royal family was imprisoned by Napoleon, Escoiquiz remained with Ferdinand ...

...[[German language|German]], [[French language|French]], [[Spanish language|Spanish]] and multiple [[Slavic languages]].<ref name="Jugoslovenski književni leks ...|title=Prevajalci Pomurja in Porabja |language=Slovenian |trans-title=The Translators of the Mura Region and the Raba Valley |publisher=Murska Sobota Regional Mu ...

...= {{hlist|[[Albanian language|Albanian]]|Italian|[[Latin language|Latin]]|Spanish}} ...ojs Bekume'' (''Imitation of the Holy Virgin'') (1892), a translation from Spanish, ''Katekizmi i Madh'' (''The Great Catechism''), another translation, and ' ...

...is scholarly work on the history and [[Literary criticism|criticism]] of [[Spanish literature]]. ...e books, it was unsurpassed, in some of its departments. His collection of Spanish literature was considered to rival the best private ones in Europe, and his ...

...in large part studied from manuscripts; it treats also of the Egyptian and Spanish califates. This was followed by the ''Geschichte der Islamischen Völker von [[Category:19th-century German Jews]] ...

...n the Turf".{{sfn|Seccombe|1901}} In 1879, he published a translation from Spanish of the [[Poem of the Cid]], dedicated to [[Pascual de Gayangos]]. [[Category:Spanish–English translators]] ...

{{family name hatnote|Mujica|Lainez|lang=Spanish}} [[Category:English–Spanish translators]] ...

...ranslation of selections of [[The Book of Mormon]] into [[Spanish language|Spanish]], led the first [[Mormon missionary]] expedition into [[Mexico]], dealt fr ...remained in [[Mexico]] for a number of years, learning [[Spanish language|Spanish]], and while taking "part in many ways in the wild, reckless life that was ...

...s educated at a [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] school where he learned Latin, Spanish, French, and Italian. He attended three schools before the age of fifteen. ...l|Cultural Revival]]. It is hard not to acknowledge Mangan's debts to such translators and collectors of traditional [[Irish poetry]] as [[Samuel Ferguson]] and [ ...

..., 1877; ''History of Ancient Egypt'', 1881;<ref>Translated into Spanish by Spanish egyptologist [[Eduardo Toda y Güell]] in 1894.</ref> ''Egypt and Babylon'', [[Category:19th-century English historians]] ...