‘A hundred altar cards in parchment’: A 'sine notis' unknown work from Jorge Coci's workshop in Zaragoza in the National Historical Archive
Abstract
This article provides information of the existence, in the Inquisition Section of the Archivo Histórico Nacional, of a fragment of an altar card or tabella secretarum printed on parchment in Jorge Coci's workshop in Zaragoza. The importance of this liturgical print, reused as a binding for a grimoire requisitioned in an inquisitorial process, is explained, as it is one of the few testimonies preserved in the Iberian Peninsula of pre-tridentine altar cards of which the above-mentioned Zaragozan workshop made extensive editions of which, to the present day, no material evidence was found.
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