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Morsamor

Morsamor

Juan Valera

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Año de edición:
2024
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Poesía
ISBN:
9788498163308
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En Morsamor Juan Valera parodia el relato del dean de Santiago. Hacia 1520 fray Miguel de Zuheros vive en un convento sevillano y lamenta su vida sin riesgos. El padre fray Ambrosio de Utrera, teósofo, le propone reiniciar su vida con fray Tiburcio, bajo su antiguo nombre de Morsamor.Ambos conquistan en Lisboa a Donna Olimpia y Teletusa, con quienes embarcan a la India y allí defienden a los portugueses y a los brahmanes de los musulmanes. Morsamor se casa con la bella Urbasi y tras perderla marcha al país mogol, donde conoce al sabio Sankacharia, amigo de fray Ambrosio. Decide entonces regresar a España, y en el viaje de vuelta naufraga… Despierta en su convento, junto a fray Ambrosio: ha entendido el lenguaje de los sueños y muere en paz entre sus amigos.

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