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1 online resource (xvii, 748 pages, 3 leaves of plates) : illustrations |
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1. Ways of Looking Back -- Philip II and Hermenegild -- III Toledo and the historians -- Stubbs and Sanchez-Albornoz -- Reconquest or 'Reconquest'? -- the Spanish Middle Ages since 1975 -- terms of reference -- 2. The Catholic Century -- III Toledo and its legacy -- Leovigild and Reccared -- Arians and Catholics -- the Visigothic councils -- the seventh-century episcopate -- IV Toledo c. 75 -- V and VI Toledo -- Church and government -- Isidore of Seville and Braulio of Zaragoza -- 3. 711 -- King Wamba and XII Toledo -- the rise of Toledo -- Julian of Toledo -- the papacy and the Jews -- the silent Church -- 711 -- from the Mozarabic Chronicle to the Chronicle of Alfonso III -- the rise of Oviedo -- Alfonso II, Mozarabs, and Adoptionists -- 4. The Invention of the Reconquest -- The Chronicle of Alfonso III -- Covadonga -- cleansing the past -- Asturias in the eighth century -- resettlement -- Oviedo and Santiago -- bishops and kings in the ninth century -- Sampiro and Pelayo of Oviedo: episcopal historians and the question of royal anointing -- 5. Oviedo to Leon -- The reign of Ordono II: from Oviedo to Leon -- the anointing of Alfonso II: fact or fiction? -- the Leon Antiphonary -- evidence from the Leonese chancery -- Catalans in the kingdom of Leon -- Abbot Oliba and royal incest -- Sancho III -- 6. Spain and the Wider World -- Leon and Castile in the eleventh century -- the Palencia forgeries -- kings, churchmen, and reformers -- the Council of Coyanza -- clerical morality and modern nationalism -- ecclesiastical reform and Spanish feudalism since 1975 -- Gregory VII and Alfonso VI -- the uses of history -- 7. 1085-1135 -- The reconquest of Toledo 1085 -- the ideology of reconquista -- the role of Toledo -- the implications of ecclesiastical primacy -- the Mozarabs of Toledo: mosque and cathedral -- D. Rodrigo Jimenez de Rada and the 1090s -- Mozarabs and Frenchmen -- feudalism -- the imperial coronation of Alfonso VII 1135: fact and fiction -- F. de Berganza and the 'Ceremonial de Cardena' -- 8. Aspects of the Twelfth Century, I -- 1147 -- bishops and history in the twelfth century -- the fate of reform -- royal marriages: two 'models' -- Innocent III and the argument from expediency -- monks, churches, and the frontier -- 9. Aspects of the Twelfth Century, II -- Toledo and the political fragmentation of the peninsula -- Alfonso VII and Portugal -- Romanist Symptoms -- 1147: the apostolic Eugenius -- the minority of Alfonso VIII -- Mozarabs again -- 1166: the Synod of Segovia -- 1179 -- from maiestas to Christianitas -- Las Navas de Tolosa: a Castilian victory -- strenuitas -- D. Rodrigo's ideal king -- Pere de Cardona, foreigners, and Palencia -- the cost of Holy War -- 10. History and the Historians, II -- Toledo after 1182 -- D. Rodrigo his De rebus Hispanie -- D. Rodrigo and Las Navas de Tolosa -- the 'Poem of the Cid' -- D. Rodrigo in 1215 -- Toledo vs. Braga -- 'Zucketa' -- the 'Ordinatio ecclesie Valentine' -- 11. History and the Historians, II -- The history of Spain according to De rebus Hispanie -- the problem of the seventh century -- Lucas of Tuy and Isidore of Seville -- 'Notule de primatu' -- 'Liber de miraculis Sancti Isidori' -- law and history -- history and the historians -- the unspeakable Theodisclus -- the problem of the 640s -- 'Cum longe lateque' -- 12. History and the Historians, III -- D. Rodrigo and D. Lucas -- D. Rodrigo and the anointing of Wamba -- primatial issues -- king-making in thirteenth-century Spain -- 'regnum et sacerdocium' according to D. Rodrigo -- 1230 and the eclipse of Toledo -- king-making since 711: Oviedo and Leon -- the 1135 coronation again -- the history of these years in retrospect -- 13. The Thirteenth Century, I: Assurance -- The later thirteenth century -- the tasks of reconquest -- Alfonso X and official history -- the invention of the past -- 1252: the accession of Alfonso X -- anointing and 'invisible anointing': the Alfonsine evidence -- Sancho IV and the crown -- Gonzalo Perez Gudiel -- Seville and Toledo -- Wamba comes to Toledo -- the new-model Wamba -- 14. The Thirteenth Century, II: Uncertainty -- Yet again the coronation of 1135: the Estoria de Espana -- the apotheosis of Toledo -- Sancho IV and Archbishop Gonzalo Perez -- David and Solomon in the General estoria -- 'felix Sancius': the sacral reputation of Sancho IV -- 15. Difficult Years -- Toledo after 1295 -- social engineering on the frontier -- popular religion -- the king's bishops -- friars -- 1295: the Cortes of Valladolid -- the Cortes and the historians -- Libro del Cavallero Zifar -- the minority of Fernando IV -- council and Cortes -- the case for ecclesiastical co-operation ecclesiastical co-operation thwarted -- libertas ecclesiastica -- 16. The Fourteenth Century, I: A New Order? -- Alvarus Pelagius his Speculum regum -- 1332: the coronation of Alfonso XI -- the new chivalry -- the mechanical Santiago -- the protest of Alvarus Pelagius -- 17. The Fourteenth Century, II: The New Deal? -- The Chronicle of Alfonso XI and its author -- its picture of Alfonso XI -- the pope's foot -- letrados -- abadengo and realengo -- Guadalupe -- Alfonso XI enters Seville -- 1329, the Cortes of Madrid -- xenophobia -- sovereignty -- Cordoba MS 40 -- Toledo again -- the infante Juan de Aragon and D. Juan Manuel -- 18. Epilogue |
Summary |
A study of medieval Spain and its historians, from the chroniclers of the Middle Ages to the revisionists of the post-Franco era. This book reveals history in the making during the 800 years between the Roman period and what is now described as the birth of the modern state |
Analysis |
Spain History, 711-1516 |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 665-724) and index |
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Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002. http://purl.oclc.org/DLF/benchrepro0212 MiAaHDL |
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Middle Ages -- Historiography.
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Historians -- Spain
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Historians
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Historiography
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Middle Ages -- Historiography
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Geschiedschrijving.
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Médiévistes -- Espagne.
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Historiens -- Espagne.
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Espagne -- 0711-1516.
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Medievistes.
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Spain -- History -- Gothic period, 414-711 -- Historiography
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Spain -- History -- 711-1516. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85126074
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Spain -- Historiography
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Spain -- History -- Gothic period, 414-711.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85126073
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Spain
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Espagne -- 414-711 (Période gothique) -- Historiographie.
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Espagne -- 711-1516 -- Historiographie.
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Espagne -- Historiographie.
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Electronic books
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History
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Electronic book
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9780191678349 |
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0191678341 |
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