El vergonzoso en palacio / El condenado por desconfiado / El burlador de Sevilla / La prudencia en la mujer

The book is in good condition with a durable hardcover, though it does not include a dust jacket. There are signs of wear on the spine and edges, typical of a book of its age. Inside, the pages are well-preserved, with some yellowing consistent with age. A handwritten inscription on the front page includes a previous owner's address and phone number.

This 1965 publication by Editorial Porrúa, S. A., features a collection of plays by the renowned Spanish playwright Tirso de Molina. Titled "El vergonzoso en palacio / El condenado por desconfiado / El burlador de Sevilla / La prudencia en la mujer," this edition is part of the "Sepan Cuantos..." series, marking its first appearance in this collection. Tirso de Molina is a significant figure in Spanish literature, known for his contribution to the Baroque drama. This edition, printed in Mexico, offers insight into classical Spanish drama, encompassing themes of honor, deception, and morality. The book is bound in a sturdy hardcover, though it lacks a dust jacket. A handwritten inscription on the interior adds a personal touch, indicating prior ownership. This edition is scarce, particularly as a first edition in this specific series, making it a valuable acquisition for collectors of Spanish literature.