Aymeric Picaud is one of the historical figures most unfairly treated by the history of the Camino de Santiago. This 12th-century French monk was born... Continue reading
We continue with our special collaborations. This time, vueltaabierta.com presents one of the Camino's curiosities; we hope you enjoy it. The Camino de... Continue reading
It is widely accepted by historians, both ancient and modern, that the Codex Calixtinus was not written by Pope Calixtus II. Researchers... Continue reading
In this impressive document, we see how the Dean of the Cathedral of Santiago himself explains, both verbally and with the manuscript itself... Continue reading
Páginas de la Historia Turpini del facsímil del Codex Calixtinus La historia de Karoli Magni et Rotholandi forma parte del Códice Calixtino, es el Libro... Continue reading
On other occasions we have already presented some of the best known and most celebrated compositions from the Codex Calixtinus, well on this occasion we have... Continue reading
Book I Codex Calixtinus facsimile. Codex Calixtinus (Viant) Le Livre de Saint Jacques ou Liber Sancti Jacobi (Codex Calixtinus) Florence VIANT Master SIB 2ème année... Continue reading
Today we continue with great collaborations on our blog. Francisco Javier Lara Lara is a true luminary in the world of medieval music. The... Continue reading
This week, this very extensive report/book, which perfectly details the discovery of the Codex Calixtinus, has been circulating online... Continue reading
Today we want to share with you three wonderful lectures organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York). In them, they explain in a very didactic way... Continue reading
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