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and a life of Christ. The poem was published under various titles, and the second edition at least, under a pseudonym. The first edition was published with 29 cantos at Cádiz in 1769, the second at Venice in 1773, and the third at Ferrera in 1775. The definitive edition, in 43 cantos, was published
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is the song of a new man who scrutinizes his history... and finds in his own time a sign of eternity."
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Descriptive flourish of the fabrication and grandeur of the Church of the Company of Jesus in Zacatecas
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Abad y García studied letters and philosophy at the College of San Ildefonso. In 1741 he entered the
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Rasgo descriptivo de la fábrica y grandezas del templo de la Compañía de Jesús en Zacatecas
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Benjamín Fernández Valenzuela translated the work into Spanish in 1974, under the title
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Ochoa-Serrano, Alvaro. "Diego Jose Abad (1727-1779) Jiquilpense Selenopolitano".
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Dissertación cómico seria acerca de la cultura Latina de los extranjeros
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De Livino Meyer, el alma y su inclusión in the pequeñez del cuerpo
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posthumously at Cesana in 1780. The poem found many admirers.
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