El cambio de rito en Castilla: su iter historiográfico en los siglos XII y XIII
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2006.v58.i117.1Keywords:
Roman rite, Old Spanish rite, change of rite, chronicle, Chronicon, kingdom of León-Castile, Alfonso VI, BurgosAbstract
The circumstances which accompanied to the change of rite in the kingdom of León-Castile at the end of 11th century had diverse and interesting interpretations in the chronicles and Chronicon books of the two immediately following centuries. In this article, the historiographic route of the ritual question is analysed, looking to a double perspective: the synchronic one, that studies the context, the data and the author’s purpose; and the diachronic one, that considers the process of literary transmission. This study let us to have a clear perspective of the receptio of an important event, discerning the historical, legendary and fictitious elements.
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