The Initiation Power of the Mediterranean Sea in Tirant lo Blanch as a Matter for New Sources from Classical Historians to Explain Facts of the Middle Ages
2017
Tirant lo Blanch is a novel with multiple sides. In particular, the Mediterranean
Sea becomes especially important. We pay attention to two episodes which can
become examples of the strategic relevance that corresponds to the Mediterranean
Sea in Tirant lo Blanch as a ‘romance’ tale as well as a work written after the classic
historiography: the History of the love between Leander and Hero, by Joan Rois de
Corella; and we identify for the first time a ‘new’ source for Tirant lo Blanch after the
important Roman historian Dion Cassius. The present study additionally suggests a
(most) probable evidence of the influential activity carried out by the Grand Master
of the Hospital, Juan Fernandez de Heredia.
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