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Pánneno's interpolated words in Act XI, "El falso boezuelo con su blando. cené:errar trae las perdices a la red," 1 has puzzl ed readers ever since Antonio Ordoñez, the first translator of the Tragiaomedia, who rendered it into Ital ian as "Il falso contadino con sua rette: et lanter­ na: e suon de campanelle fa uenire le starne ala rette. 112 Ordoñez did not believe Pánneno's reference to the boezueZo, a false or stalking-ox, and turned it into a crafty peasant with lantern and net (compare the other partridge reference, in Act VIII, "encandelado como perdi_z con la calderuela," p. 140).

«El falso boezuelo», or the Partridge and the Pantomime Ox