The Bishopric of Pamplona in Visigothic times
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.1996.v48.i97.691Abstract
This paper means to prove that the attitude of the Bishopric of Pamplona towards the Visigothic councils can be explained within the context of the general behaviour of the Tarraconense church; it also wants to situate the absenteeism of Pamplona, very often overvalued by the historiography, in its exact terms. Besides, against the theories that maintain the idea of a precarious and unsteady see in a region which was total or partially sranger to the Hispanovisigothic world, some common places are contested, and some guidelines are proposed for the interpretation of late Antiquity sources, on the occasion of the exam of 673 year's events.
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