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This article aims to insert the work of Isabel Correa, a Spanish erudite woman living in Amsterdam, into the humanistic tradition of the 17th century. Although some of her original works are not extant anymore, we can approach her writing methods and attitudes through her translation of The Faithful Shepherd, the wellknown pastoral tragicomedy by Guarini. We have also included, for the first time, a complete version in modern Spanish of the original verses she appended to her translation. We posit that by using rhetorical amplification as a translation strategy, Isabel Correa legitimizes and justifies her own voice and finds a way to publish her own love poetry

Poesía amorosa de una erudita del XVII: traducción y creación en <em>El Pastor Fido</em> de Isabel Correa