Santiago Sáez, first translator of Lucretius into Spanish
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The paper analyzes the figure of Santiago Sáez, a Spanish illustrated bibliophile of the late 18th century, from whom six autograph manuscripts are preserved in the BNE, corresponding to the translation of six Latin authors. One of them contains the version of Lucretius that begins the small number of Spanish translations of the epicurean poet before the twentieth century.
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