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Teófilo Braga
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Portuguese publicist and literary historian whose book Poetas Palacianos contains a chapter proposing a distinct fifteenth-century Madeiran cycle of court poets. His Quarenta anos de vida literaria published letters from Álvaro Rodrigues de Azevedo, and he praised the anthology Flores da Madeira.
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- Oliveira (Canon Alfredo César de) — Portuguese writer who praised Flores da Madeira in an 1872 letter.
- Discovery of the archipelago — Publicist who sought to deny Prince Henry priority, supporting an earlier discovery.
- Moniz (Jaime Constantino de Freitas) — Colleague of Moniz at the Curso Superior de Letras.
- Literature — Literary historian who in Poetas Palacianos named the Madeiran court poets the 'Cyclo Poético da Ilha da Madeira'.
- Ballad Collection of the Madeira Archipelago — Portuguese writer to whom Azevedo promised his Cancioneiro in an 1880 letter, a promise never fulfilled.
- Frutuoso (Doctor Gaspar) — Portuguese literary historian cited as a benchmark for Rodrigues's study.
- Longing for the Homeland — Literary historian who praised Azevedo's notes.
- Poetic cycle — Portuguese writer whose book Poetas Palacianos proposed a distinct Madeiran poetic cycle of the fifteenth century.
- Cancioneiro de Resende (Madeira in the) — Literary historian who, in Poetas Palacianos, proposed a distinct Madeiran cycle of court poets.
- Flowers of Madeira — Eminent Portuguese writer who praised the anthology in an article reprinted in A Lâmpada.
- Dias (Baltasar) — Literary historian who published the 1537 privilege and details on Dias.
- Leite Monteiro (Councillor José) — Admirer of Leite Monteiro who travelled from Lisbon to Porto to attend his competitive examination.
- Madeira and the Isle of Love — Portuguese scholar cited as a commentator on the Island of Love episode.
- Gaula (parish) — Portuguese literary historian who argued the Amadis romance influenced Gaula.