About Pedro Montengón
Lived 1745 – 1824 (aged 78–79). Pedro Montengón was a Spanish writer, poet and pedagogue.
Pedro Montengón (1745–1824) was a Spanish writer. He was ordained a priest, of the Society of Jesus.
Works Verse Tota Aristotelaeorum schola quatuor sermons ad Luc. Sextilium, Marseille, 1770. Odes, (1778).
Narrative prose Eusebio (1786–1788), second edition (revised) 1807–1808. Antenor (1788) The Rodrigo (1793) Eudoxia, daughter of Belisario (1793) The Mirtilo or pastoralists (1795)
Miscellaneous Erudite and curious trifles for public instruction
Epic The Conquest of Mexico (1820).
Theatre Matilde The impostor The idle The greedy lover
Translations Agamemnon of Sophocles. Aegisthus and Clytemnestra of Sophocles. Emon Oedipus by Sophocles. Antigone, by Sophocles. Fingal of Ossian (James Macpherson) Temora, of Ossian (James MacPherson)
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Who was Pedro Montengón?
Spanish writer
When was Pedro Montengón born?
Pedro Montengón was born on 17 July 1745.
When did Pedro Montengón die?
Pedro Montengón died in 1824.
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Pedro Montengón was a writer, poet and pedagogue.
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Pedro Montengón was Spanish.
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