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Rodrigo Caro (1573, in Utrera – August 10, 1647 in Seville) was a Spanish priest, historian, archeologist, lawyer, poet and writer.

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Works

His principal works include:[1]

• Antiguedades y principado de la illustrissima Ciudad de Sevilla, y chorographia de su convento juridico, o antigua chancilleria (Seville, 1654, folio)
• Relacion de las inscripciones y antiguedad de la villa de Utrera, (quarto with Latin poem praising the town)
• Veterum Hispaniae deorum manes sive reliquiae (book)
• Trattati De ludis puerorum
• De los nombres y sitios de los vientos (Of the names and places of the winds)
• De los santos de Sevilla
• Del principado de Cordova
• De la antiguedad del appellido Caro (Of the antiquity of the surname Caro), dedicated to Don Fernando Caro, Governor of Carmona
• Chronicle falsely attributed to Flavio Lucio Dexter, Elecano, and San Braulion (Seville, 1627)

References

External links

• Works by Rodrigo Caro at WorldCat
• Works by or about Rodrigo Caro at Internet Archive
• Works by Rodrigo Caro at LibriVox (public domain audiobooks)

На других языках

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- [en] Rodrigo Caro

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[es] Rodrigo Caro

Rodrigo Caro (Utrera, 4 de octubre de 1573-Sevilla, 10 de agosto de 1647) fue un poeta, historiador, abogado y sacerdote católico del siglo de Oro español.

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