The Visions of Dom Francisco De Quevedo Villegas

The Visions of Dom Francisco De Quevedo Villegas is a collection of satirical poems written by the Spanish poet and writer Francisco de Quevedo y Villegas. The book was published in 1608 and consists of 25 poems, each of which takes aim at different aspects of society and human nature. Some of the themes explored in the book include politics, religion, love, and morality.

By Francisco de Quevedo y Villegas · First published 1608 · Genre: Satire, Picaresque, Philosophical Fiction · 7 chapters

Contents

• The First Vision of the Algouazil (or Catchpole) Possessed
• The Second Vision of Death and her Empire
• The Third Vision of the Last Judgment
• The Fourth Vision of Loving Fools
• The Fifth Vision of the World
• The Sixth Vision of Hell
• The Seventh Vision of Hell Reformed

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• Historia de la vida del Buscón llamado Don Pablos (1626)
• Discurso de todos los diablos (1626)
• El marido pantasma (1641)
• Gracias y desgracias del ojo del culo (1626)
• La hora de todos y la fortuna con seso (1627)
• La venta (1604)
• Los sueños (1627)
• The Visions of Quevedo (1605)
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