Enrique Flórez and his contemporaneous historians in the face of Gregory the greafs contribution to the polemic in the bishopships from the Byzantine Spain
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.1997.v49.i100.654Abstract
Enrique Flórez, agustinian historian, masters the spanish historiography from the XVIII century with his piece of work España Sagrada. His byzantine Spania analysis normally hits his tarjet, now and then may be wrong. Any historical inferences about the byzantine period can be revised. Particularly, concerning the letters that Gregory the Great (590-604) send, mediating in a civil-eclesiastical polemic. Those letters wore kept in the registrum epistolarium, and Flórez thought were written by a falsifier.
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