Pedro Montengón
Spanish writer
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Pedro Montengón (1745–1824) was a Spanish writer.
Works
Verse
- Tota Aristotelaeorum schola quatuor sermons ad Luc. Sextilium, Marseille, 1770.
- Odes, (1778).
Narrative prose
- Eusebio (1786–1788), second edition (revised) 1807–1808.
- Antenor (1788)
- The Rodrigo (1793)
- Eudoxia, daughter of Belisario (1793)
- The Mirtilo or pastoralists (1795)
Miscellaneous
- Erudite and curious trifles for public instruction
Epic
- The Conquest of Mexico (1820).
Theatre
- Matilde
- The impostor
- The idle
- The greedy lover
Translations
- Agamemnon of Sophocles.
- Aegisthus and Clytemnestra of Sophocles.
- Emon Oedipus by Sophocles.
- Antigone, by Sophocles.
- Fingal of Ossian (James Macpherson)
- Temora, of Ossian (James MacPherson)
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