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Chapters 16-17 of the Second part of Don Quixote propose a political satire and an ad hominem satire. Don Diego is member of an ample group of false knights, of who don Quijote is the touchstone from chapter 6. Within the menipeo itinerary of don Quijote, the clothing that dresses the gentleman Miranda aims at a target that many readers of the Century of Gold could glimpse. In addition, in this thread to “made provision for the security of the coasts of Naples and Sicily and the island of Malta” before the threat of the “Turk [that] was coming down with a powerful fleet” (II, 1), the figure of the “knight of the green greatcoat” became enough controverted.

De caballeros, animales y jaulas (II, 16-17): don Quijote y don Diego de Miranda entre vida política y vida literaria