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Inés de Castro

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Inés de Castro or Inez de Castro , d. 1355, Spanish noblewoman, a celebrated beauty, and a tragic figure in Portuguese history. She went (1340) to Portugal as a lady in waiting to Constance of Castile, wife of the heir to the Portuguese throne, Dom Pedro (later Peter I ). He fell in love with her. Although his father, Alfonso IV, banished her from court, the prince continued to see her. After Constance died (1345), he established a household with her at Coimbra, where she bore him four children. Her brothers, however, gained political influence and aroused the opposition of Alfonso's... Read more
Inez de Castro
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António Ferreira
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition ... Influenced by the Italian Renaissance, he wrote his great play Inés de Castro (c.1557), employing Italian meters and classical form ... classical learning. He was important in the movement to free Portuguese literature and language from Spanish influence ... Read more

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