Estrategias imitativas en las <em>Églogas pastoriles</em> de Pedro de Padilla: la huella de Ovidio

Pedro de Padilla’s Églogas pastoriles, bucolic book of virgilian extraction, diversify its configuration through the exercise of an eclectic imitatio, that canalizes the adoption of models foreign to pastoral tradition, amongst them Ovid, Boccaccio, Petrach, Sannazaro, Garcilaso and Fray Luis de León, incorporated with various imitative tactics. This paper shows the presence of two Ovid’s works, Remedia amoris and Fable of Narcissus (Metamorphoses, III, ls. 339-510), examples of heuristic imitatio, that allows to adapt the source to pastoral background, without disfiguring it. The Remedia amoris are object of a selective treatment, to be added as a marginal element to Silvano’ story. The Fable of Narcissus develops the ovidian myth, intermediated by the Alamanni’s Italian version, that also heads the Hernando de Acuña and Gregorio Silvestre’s recreations