The novel consists of two parts: first, The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha, was published in 1605, the second, the ingenious knight Don Quixote de la Mancha, in 1615. [1] The first part was printed in Madrid, at the home of Juan de la Cuesta, in late 1604. It was released in January 1605 with numerous errors, because of the speed imposed by the publishing contract. This edition was reprinted in the same year and in the same workshop, so that there are actually two slightly different editions of 1605. It is suspected, however, that there was a short novel, it would be a copy of his future novels. Was reported or printed with the title The Ingenious Knight of La Mancha. This publication has been lost, for authors such as Francisco López de Úbeda and Lope de Vega, among other statements, refer to the fame of this piece. Perhaps circulated manuscript, and even could be a first part of 1604. Ibrahim also Taybilí Toledo, Christian name John Doe and the Moorish writer best known among those established in Tunisia after the general expulsion of 1609-1612, recounted a visit to a bookstore in 1604 in Alcalá where he acquired the family and the Epistles Relox Princes of Fray Antonio de Guevara and imperial history and cesarean Pedro Mexia. In that same passage mocks the fashion romances and cites the work known as Don Quixote. That allowed Jaime Oliver Asin add data for the possible existence of a disputed issue prior to 1605.
