, a native of Porto, in Portugal, who lived towards the end of the thirteenth century, is the supposed author of the celebrated romance of Amadis de Gaul. Very little is known of his life, and his romance is fallen into deserved oblivion. 2
Antonio, Bibl. Hist. —Marchand.
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