Are you interested in the Codex Calixtinus? See the facsimile edition of the Iacobus Codex Calixtinus and the Spanish translation of Book V in the store of... Continue reading
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We've all heard that the Apostle James is the patron saint of Spain, but do we really know who this historical figure was? In this post we intend to... Continue reading
THE LIBER PEREGRINATIONIS (Guillermo Fernando Arquero Caballero) Are you interested in the Codex Calixtinus? See the facsimile edition of the Iacobus Codex Calixtinus and the translation into... Continue reading
The Codex Calixtinus, the author or author of which escapes the point of view of the historical richness, has its inspirational source in the opera of the Arcivescovo Diego... Continue reading
[Prologue: The object of this book is to record the signs of Charlemagne's righteousness, such as can be learned from the annals of his reign... Continue reading
“Offizielle” Grundlage für den Jakobus-Kult bildet das “Liber Sancti Jacobi” (Buch des hl. Jakobus). Das aus 225 Blättern bestehende, 5-teilige Original wird in der Bibliothek... Continue reading
The word coquillard (from the French coquille ['mollusk shell']) referred in medieval France to the false pilgrims of Santiago de Compostela who sold... Continue reading
Today marks a turning point in the modest history of this blog. After many hours of work, many posts, photos, and searches... Continue reading
Argument of the Holy Pope Callixtus: If the learned reader seeks the truth in our volumes, he will find it in the contents of this book... Continue reading
Turpin, by the grace of God Archbishop of Reims and constant companion of Emperor Charlemagne in Spain, to Louis Prandt, Dean of Aachen, greetings in Christ... Continue reading
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