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For León Hebreo (or Judas Abarbanel) see Solomon Munk, Mélanges de philosophie juive et arabe (Paris, 1857), pp. 522-528 and Dr. B. Zimmels, Leo Hebraeus, ein jüdischer Philosoph der Renaissance; sein Leben, seine Werke und seine Lehren (Breslau, 1886).

ssss1 Yet the obvious resemblances between the Arcadia and the Galatea have been unaccountably overlooked by Francesco Torraca in a monograph entitled Gl'imitatori stranieri di Jacopo Sannazaro (Seconda edizione accresciuta, Roma, 1882). "Non mi sembra, però, che la Galatea e l' Arcadia di Lope contengano imitazioni dello scrittore napoletano." (p. 23).

ssss1 See cap. iii., ter. 49-51.

ssss1 See Scherillo, op. cit., pp. ccliii.-cclx. for an interesting and striking enumeration (which might, as the commentator says, be extended) of Cervantes's debts to Sannazaro. It is quaint and significant to find that while Sannazaro in his Prosa duodecima alludes apologetically, but with excellent reason, to il mio picciolo Sebetho, Cervantes in his sixth book, with no reason of any sort, introduces las frescuras del apacible Sebeto.