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JOSE DE CARIZARES (1676-1750)

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Originally appearing in Volume V05, Page 184 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JOSE DE

CARIZARES (1676-1750)  ,
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Spanish dramatist, was born at
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Madrid on the 4th of
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July 1676, entered the army, and retired with the rank of captain in 1702 to act as censor of the Madrid theatres and steward to the duke of Osuna . In his fourteenth
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year Canizares recast a
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play by Lope de Vega under the title of
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Las Cuentas del Gran Capittn, and he speedily became a fashionable playwright . His originality, however, is slight, and El D4mine Lucas, the only one of his pieces that is still read, is an adaptation from Lope de Vega . Canizares produced a version of Racine's I phigenie shortly before 1716, and is to some extent responsible for the destruction of the old Spanish drama . He died on the 4th of September 1750, at Madrid .

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