by Francisco de Quevedo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788423928927
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«Vida de Marco Bruto» is the biography by Francisco de Quevedo, published in 2000 by Espasa-Calpe in paperback (149 pages, in Spanish).
«Vida de Marco Bruto» reviews the figure of Marcus Junius Brutus, the Roman politician known for his part in the conspiracy that ended Julius Caesar, based on Plutarch's account, which Quevedo weighs with his own speeches and comments.
The volume, 18 cm, belongs to the Clásicos Breves collection from Espasa-Calpe.
The biography of Marcus Brutus by Quevedo is of interest to readers of Roman history and classical Spanish literature.
Spanish Golden Age writer and poet, master of conceptismo, author of El Buscón and of an enormous body of poetry and satire.
