"Neves de Antanho" by Conde de António Maria José de Melo César e Meneses Sabugosa is a historical account written in the early 20th century. The work delves into the rich tapestry of Portuguese history and literature, exploring characters rooted in the past and significant moments that have shaped the nation. With themes ranging from love and rivalry to heroism and tragedy, the book invites readers to reminisce about the beauty of a bygone era, symbolized by the titular "neves" that echo the ephemeral nature of memories. The opening of "Neves de Antanho" introduces readers to the author's intent to evoke nostalgia and reflect on historical figures and events that have faded with time. Through lyrical prose and references to famous historical and literary personas, the author sets the stage for a journey into the past, filled with tales of love, passion, and the complexities of human relationships during pivotal moments in Portuguese history. With mentions of characters like D. Jorge
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Ignez negra--Amores do senhor D. Jorge--D. Brites de Lára--Um romance
na Côrte de D. João III--Desculpa de uns amores--A filha de Pedro
Nunes--Soror Violante do Céo--D. Francisco Manoel de Mello--Antonia
Rodrigues--Amor aos livros--Ramalho Ortigão--Um beija-mão de Anno Bom
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RIO DE JANEIRO: R. BUENOS AYRES, 145
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