Un tríptico presuntamente cervantino: la Jerusalén, Los habladores y el Auto de la Virgen de Guadalupe

Abstract

We have analyzed, by the means of lexical frequencies, statistics and algebraic models, three pieces of work attributed to Cervantes and we conclude the following: the comedy La conquista de Jerusalén was written by Cervantes (circa 1585), as
Stefano Arata had claimed; the entremés «Los habladores» is also Cervantes’ (ca. 1605) and the auto sacramental La Virgen de Guadalupe was written by Lope de Vega (ca. 1590).