Tragicomedia de Lisandro y Roselia
llamada Elicia, y por otro nombre cuarta obra y tercera Celestina.
"Tragicomedia de Lisandro y Roselia" by Sancho de Muñón is a theatrical work written during the mid-16th century. The story revolves around Lisandro, a noble young man, who finds himself deeply infatuated with Roselia, a beautiful maiden, and struggles with the various complexities and challenges of love. As he navigates this emotional terrain, his loyal servant Oligides plays a central role in trying to assist him in his romantic pursuits. At the start of the narrative, we are introduced to Lisandro, who becomes captivated by Roselia as he sees her from a distance. His passionate longing is evident as he engages in dialogue with his servant Oligides, expressing his anguish and desires toward Roselia. Oligides, attempting to offer practical advice, highlights the dangers and difficulties associated with love, drawing from historical examples of ill-fated romances. The opening portion sets the stage for a tale of love, emotion, and the search for companionship, suggesting themes of desire and the existential struggles that accompany deep affection.