Samuel G. Armistead - Judeo-Spanish Ballads from New York: Collected by Maír José Bernardete
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Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by Samuel G. Armistead and Joseph H. Silverman
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The publication of this volume was supported in part by a grant from the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture.
University of California Press Berkeley and Los Angeles, California
University of California Press, Ltd. London, England
Copyright 1981 by The Regents of the University of California
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Main entry under title: Judeo-Spanish ballads from New York. Includes ballads in Ladino with romanized text. Bibliography: p. 119 Includes indexes. 1. Ballads, LadinoNew York (City) I. Benardete, Mar Jos, 1895 . II Armistead, Samuel G., 1927 III. Silverman, Joseph H., 1924 PC4813.7.J8 861'.044'08 80-28714 ISBN 0-520-04348-0
Printed in the United States of America
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Contents
Preface
by M. J. Benardete
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Introduction: Judeo-Spanish Ballad Collecting in America
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The Ballads
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1. El destierro del Cid (-o) + Las quejas de Jimena (-e)
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2. Almerique de Narbona () + Roncesvalles () + Las bodas en Pars ()
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3. El sueo de doa Alda (-e) + Melisenda insomne (-e)
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4. Gaiferos jugador (-e)
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5. Rosaflorida y Montesinos (-a)
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6. Juan Lorenzo ()
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7. La muerte del duque de Ganda (-a)
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8. La expulsin de los judos de Portugal (-o)
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9. La muerte del prncipe don Juan (-a)
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10. El nacimiento y vocacin de Abraham (strophic)
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11. El sacrificio de Isaac (-o)
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12. El robo de Dina ()
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13. Tamar y Amnn (-a)
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14. Blancaflor y Filomena (-a)
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15. Hero y Leandro () + La malcasada del pastor ()
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