3. Jurisprudence in Spain, Seventh to Sixteenth Centuries

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Note on Texts xiii
5. Illustrations xv
6. Introduction: Cervantes’ Quixotic mos hispanicus 1
7. 1. History, Jurisprudence, and the Creation of the Novel 6
8. 2. Giovio, Baeza, History, and Law in Cervantes’ Works 21
9. 3. Jurisprudence in Spain, Seventh to Sixteenth Centuries 45
10. 4. Laws Broken, Glossed, and Made: Don Quixote 52
11. 5. Laws Broken, Glossed, and Made: Sancho Panza et al. 83
12. 6. History and Historiography in the Quixote 108
13. 7. Cervantes’ mos hispanicus: Considerations and Conclusions 142
14. Notes 149
15. Bibliography 209
16. Index 229