Abstract
Inês de Castro is the Portuguese character in Portuguese History best known all over the world. Her tragic fate has been told in all kinds of literary forms in practically all European languages. The close connections with England can justify the great number of items we fnd in her literature that we already know. Others may be lost in the countless miscellanea and reviews, where we can eventually trace some text still undiscovered after decades or even centuries.
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