Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... Mozarabs en masse crossed the frontier separating Islam from Christianity and under the protection of the Asturian armies established communities in territories these armies had con- quered and were in the process of repopulating . Of ...
... Mozarabs en masse crossed the frontier separating Islam from Christianity and under the protection of the Asturian armies established communities in territories these armies had con- quered and were in the process of repopulating . Of ...
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... Mozarabs had become thoroughly Arab ; only occasionally did Mozarabs in Córdoba remember their Gothic origins . Even the artisans who crossed over to the north had only a vague , tenuous idea of what they represented ; their technical ...
... Mozarabs had become thoroughly Arab ; only occasionally did Mozarabs in Córdoba remember their Gothic origins . Even the artisans who crossed over to the north had only a vague , tenuous idea of what they represented ; their technical ...
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... Mozarabs in reconstructing the cultural values of Hispanic Christianity.27 With the discoveries of the kharjas , 28 and with José Antonio Maravall's brilliant account of Mozarab influence in the north , 29 Gómez Moreno's ideas appeared ...
... Mozarabs in reconstructing the cultural values of Hispanic Christianity.27 With the discoveries of the kharjas , 28 and with José Antonio Maravall's brilliant account of Mozarab influence in the north , 29 Gómez Moreno's ideas appeared ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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