Julio César

?Un libro que no sólo brinda respuestas sino que además desvela las más fabulosas preguntas. Una obra que abrirá los ojos a sus lectores a un pasado que puede ser muy diferente a cómo nos lo han contado? (Revista Clave 7, junio de 2012) Objetos cuya existencia es indudable pero que, precisamente por eso, contradicen las leyes científicas y obligan a reescribir la historia y a dudar de lo que nos han contado. ¿Puede existir una pila eléctrica con más de 2.000 años de antigüedad? ¿Es probable que haya cráneos prehistóricos que presenten heridas de bala? ¿Y una esfera cuya...

This study looks at the concepts of society, space, urbanism, expansion and organisation in the transition from Late Antiquity to the medieval period in Castile, Spain. Escalona reviews the evidence for the Iron Age and Roman antecedents in this area and details the history of fragmentation of the different territories within it, especially under the Visigoths and prior to the medieval period. Escalona discusses the development of a series of territories including Juarros, Carazo, Barbadillo and Salas, and focuses in particular on Lara which, by the middle of the 11th century, had become the...

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Traces the history of the Jews in Spain until the expulsion in 1492 in regard to relations between the Crown, the Church, and the populace regarding the Jews and Conversos. Discusses, also, the fate of the Conversos during the 16th century. Focuses on Castile, with special attention to the city of Ávila. Asserts that anti-Jewish hostility in Spain, already from the time of the Visigoths, was not based on racism, but rather on negative religious stereotypes rooted in the minds of the populace and of the lower clergy, as well as on socioeconomic factors, such as the rise of Jews to dominant...