Book Series Textes et Etudes du Moyen Âge, vol. 110

Studies in Medieval Latin Iberia

Celebrating M. C. Díaz y Díaz (1924–2024)

Paulo Farmhouse Alberto, María Adelaida Andrés-Sanz*, José Carracedo Fraga, Rodrigo Furtado (eds)

  • Pages: approx. 440 p.
  • Size:156 x 234 mm
  • Language(s):English, Spanish, French
  • Publication Year:2027


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Summary

The study of Medieval Latin literature and culture in the Iberian peninsula has grown continually in scope and importance since the mid-twentieth century. One of the scholars who most contributed to developing this domain of research was Manuel C. Díaz y Díaz (1924–2008). The present volume assembles a collection of studies of medieval Latin and literature in early medieval Spain deriving from an international conference held in Lisbon in October 2024, on the occasion of Díaz y Díaz’s centenary. Bringing together many of the most conspicuous names in the field who have a direct or indirect connection to Díaz y Díaz, it covers several of his main lines of enquiry with a fresh and updated look, supplemented with four essays on his methods and approaches.  

TABLE OF CONTENTS

P. F. Alberto (Univ. Lisbon), A. Andrés Sanz (Univ. Salamanca), J. Carracedo Fraga (Univ. Santiago de Compostela), R. Furtado (Univ. Lisbon),
Foreword

Carmen Codoñer (Univ. Salamanca), Abrir caminos

Manuel E. Vázquez Buján (Univ. Santiago de Compostela), Sobre códices, copistas y textos: el manuscrito Karlsruhe, Reichenau 120

David Paniagua (Univ. Salamanca), Focos de interés de la literatura técnica y enciclopédica latina en la producción filológica de M. C. Díaz y Díaz

Álvaro Cancela (Univ. Complutense de Madrid), Rhythm and style in Ps.-Sisbertus of Toledo’s Oratio pro correptione vitae

Bruno Marques Santos (Univ. Lisbon), Royal Children in the Astur-Leonese documentation (c. 866-1037)

Isabel Velázquez (Univ. Complutense de Madrid), El códice de Leodegundia (Esc. a.I.13) y la transmisión de las reglas monásticas hispanas

Rodrigo Furtado (Univ. Lisbon), New evidence for the “Alcobaça historical collection”

Joel Varela (Univ. Santiago de Compostela), A puzzling passage in a homily attributed to Gregory of  Elvira (CPPM I 5027): some recent discoveries

Arsenio Ferraces Rodríguez (Univ. A. Coruña), Aspectos espinosos en la Epistula Anthimi ad Theodoricum regem Francorum: lengua y fijación del texto

Jacques Elfassi (Univ. Metz), Gregoire le Grand dans les deux livres des Differentiae d’Isidore de Seville

Salvador Iranzo Abellán (Univ. Barcelona), La Colección Canónica Hispana. Una edición crítica inacabada

Pere Quetglas (Univ. Barcelona), Don Manuel en las crónicas periféricas

Patrick Henriet (EPHE, Paris), Le Sermo beati Leonis pape de sancto Iacobo. Retour sur un «important sermon du Liber sancti Iacobi » (Díaz y Díaz, 1997)

Aires A. Nascimento, Fragmentos de um percurso comum