Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, 1547-1616.

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The spanish decameron or, ten novels. Viz. the Rival Ladies. Mistakes. Generous Lover. Libertine. Virgin Captive. Perfidious Mistress. Metamorphos'd Lover Impostor Out-Witted. Amorous Miser. Pretended Alchymist. Made English by Sir Roger Lestrange.
Date: 1712
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The diverting works of the famous Miguel de Cervantes , Author of the History of Don Quixot. Now first Translated from the Spanish. With an Introduction by the Author of The London-Spy.
P�erez de Montalv�an, Juan, 1602-1638.Date: 1709
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The cornutor of seventy-five . Being a genuine narrative of the life, adventures, and amours, of Don Ricardo Honeywater, fellow of the Royal College of Physicians at Madrid, Salamanca, and Toledo; and president of the Academy of Sciences in Lapland. Containing (amongst many other diverting particulars) his intrigue with Dona Maria W-s, of Via Vinculosa, in the city of Madrid. [Written] originally in Spanish, by the author of Don ..., and translated into English, by a graduate [of] the College of Mecca in Arabia.
Douglas, John ca. 1680-1743.Date: 1748
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Two humorous novels , Viz. I. A diverting dialogue between Scipio and Bergansa, two dogs belonging to the hospital of the resurrection, in the city of Valladolid; giving an account of their lives and various adventures; interspers'd wtih their reflexions and sentiments on the lives, characters, humours and employments of the different masters they liv'd with. II. The comical history of rinconete and cortadillo. Both written by the celebrated author of Don Quixote. And now first translated from the Spanish original.
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, 1547-1616.Date: 1742
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The cornutor of seventy-five . Being a genuine narrative of the life, adventures, and amours, of Don Ricardo Honeywater, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians at Madrid, Salamanca, and Toledo; and President of the Academy of Sciences in Lapland. Containing, Amongst many other diverting Particulars, his Intrigue with Dona Maria W-s, of Via Vinculosa, anglice, Fetter-Lane, in the City of Madrid. Written originally, in Spanish, by the author of Don Quixot, and translated into English by a graduate of the College of Mecca in Arabia.
Douglas, John ca. 1680-1743.Date: 1748

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