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Number
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lt.014
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Title
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Eventually Historia cujusdam
Mauri qui concupivit videre paradisum terrestrem (the name by which is
called the text in the Alcobaça monastery’s catalog).
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Name of the Portuguese translation
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Conto de Amaro (pt.014)
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Author
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Unknown.
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Language
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According to Klob, the
original text from which the Portuguese translation was written originally
was in Latin.
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Characterization
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Hagiographic text with
the narrative of the voyage by sea from Saint Amaro to Earthly Paradise. After
making a comparison
between the Portuguese and
the Spanish copies, Klob raises the possibility that both descend from the same unknown.
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Date
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Unknown.
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Place
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Unknown.
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Extant witnesses
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Missing.
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Studies
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References:
Klob, Otto (1901), "'A Vida de
Sancto Amaro'. Texte portugais du XIVe siècle", Romania 30, 1901, 504-518.
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