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A ordem real de editar o De rebus Emanuelis gestis foi crucial contra a enraizada escusa dos humanistas lusos à historiografia, mas é destacável o papel do autor do texto-base, Damião de Góis, que se afastou da “apagada e vil tristeza” pelo
temperamento apaixonado e experiência internacional.
The publication of De rebus Emmanuelis Gestis, by royal command, was a crucial move against the Portuguese humanists’ entrenched unwillingness to engage in the writing of history. However, Damião de Góis, the author of the original text, was notable for his avoidance of what Camões called ‘apagada e vil tristeza’, because of his passionate temperament and international experience.
The publication of De rebus Emmanuelis Gestis, by royal command, was a crucial move against the Portuguese humanists’ entrenched unwillingness to engage in the writing of history. However, Damião de Góis, the author of the original text, was notable for his avoidance of what Camões called ‘apagada e vil tristeza’, because of his passionate temperament and international experience.
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Jerónimo Osório Damião de Góis Expansão Portuguesa Historiografia Humanística Portuguese Expansion Humanistic historiography
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Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra