La romanización en tierras valencianas

Es una crónica del pasado que se remonta al último tercio del siglo XVI cuando, en pleno reinado de Felipe II, comienzan a circular las primeras mulas de alquiler de la Villa y Corte, después vinieron las sillas de mano, conducidas por pícaros mozos; las literas, los populares coches de caballos bautizados por el pueblo de Madrid con el nombre de Simones. Más tarde a nuetro Simón le salió novia: la Manuela, un coche descapotable llamado Milord que compitió por ocupar un lugar en la puerta del Sol y el salón del Prado. Son un sin fin de historias contadas en este libro que intenta...

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One of the main purposes behind this book is to reveal which images have come down to us concerning Arabic culture in general and al-Andalus in particular, through translations by Spanish Arabists. This book analyzes the paratexts of a wide-ranging corpus of translations published during the last two centuries by the foremost figures in traditional Spanish Arabism.