«Dios hará inquisición de vuestros juicios»: Antonio Enriquez Gómez' Search for Justice
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https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.2001.v61.i1.576Abstract
One theme uniting the work of Antonio Enríquez Gómez (1600-1663), a Spanish Marrano who resided in France for many years, was his search for justice— personal, earthly and divine. By examining two of his plays and two treatises, above all the comically sardonic Inquisición de Lucifer y Visita de todos los diablos (n.d.), a text recently discovered in Amsterdam, it is possible to see that this author bases his thesis, in part, on two geographical locations: «Peralvillo», which symbolizes the miscarriage of earthly justice, and «el valle de Josafá», where divine justice will prevail.
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