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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2018): The Iberian Peninsula in the Middle Ages: a melting pot of three cultures

Published: 2018-12-31

Editorial

The Iberian Peninsula in the Middle Ages a Melting Pot of Three Cultures

José María Salvador González

7-12
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Thematic issue

Identification of a Book Owned by Isabella the Catholic The ‘Smaragdo’ of Cordoba

José Julio Martín Barba

13-46
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Some Considerations on the Depictions of the Prophet Muḥammad in Western Christian Manuscripts 12th-16th Century

Luis Fernando González Muñoz

47-68
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The Origin of an Unfinished Process The Truth about the Role of the Almoravids as the First Diffusers of Islam in West Africa

Vicente Castro Martínez

69-98
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Did Savary of Mauléon Participate in Alfonso IX’s Failed Siege of Caceres in 1218?

Lucas Villegas-Aristizábal

99-118
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The Bible of Alba The Anthropomorphic Themes of the Divine Presence

Keyla García Molina

119-146
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The Caliphate of Cordoba and the Suggestions of Byzantium A Case of ‘Protocol Symphonies’

Antonio Pio Di Cosmo

147-172
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- Retractacion (Español (España))
The Visigoth Decorative Sculpture in the Southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, Coming from the Basilica of Algezares (Murcia), from Begastri (Cehegín) and from the Cerro de La Almagra (Mula) Typological and Stylistic Specificities, Workshops and Manufacturi

Fabrizio Sanna

173-216
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Miscellany

The Mongol Domination and the Detachment of the Romanians of Walachia from the Domination of the Hungarian Kingdom

Alexandru Madgearu

217-238
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Death and Representation in the Middle Ages Considerations on the Image, the Iconography of Death and the Influence of the Black Death on the Development of Macabre Themes

Carla Jouan Dias Angelo de Souza

239-258
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The Christian Ogdoad Observations and Hypothesis Starting from the Antonio Quacquarelli’s Studies

Cristina Cumbo

259-276
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