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Faustino Álvarez de Toledo y Pellicer
Marqués de Salmerón (~1660–>1713) Biographical A writer and poet, Ignacio did not enjoy the same level of success as his brother Gabriel. In 1679, a marriage was arranged for him, but it did not proceed. He travelled to Flanders and later returned to Madrid, where he dedicated himself to literature. His best-known work is Ocios poéticos, which primarily contains dramatic and musical pieces. Whilst abroad, Ignacio wrote to his sister Melchora, asking her to intercede with their father after he was imprisoned. He was back in Madrid by 1685, when he dedicated some verses to Charles II. Ignacio had a wife and son, but both died around this time. For reasons that remain unclear, he, and sometimes his brother Gabriel, has been identified with the Marquis of Salmerón and Sanfelices, with certain publications referring to him by these titles. Place of birth: Seville Place of baptism: Church of San Andrés, Seville (1660) Son of Francisco Álvarez de Toledo and Luisa Pellicer |
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