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The enmity between Lope de Vega and Cervantes, and the disputes that both maintained during the early seventeenth century, besides being the expression of a literary quarrel, have their origin in the different position that each of them occupied in the Spanish society of 1600, in which family origins and insertion of an author within a class order was a fact that influenced decisively in his career, and in the degree of protection he received. Lope, a gentleman and an old Christian, lived comfortably installed in that society, and had numerous friends and powerful patrons, while Cervantes, a man of dark lineage, who had to practise trades considered unworthy, was a marginal person, and was never accepted fully in the literary salons or in the aristocratic houses.

Hidalgos contra oficiales. Trasfondo ideológico y social de la polémica entre Cervantes y Lope