-
Gracien d'Espaigne.
Latin expressions using Hispania or
Hispaniae (e.g.
omnes reges Hispaniae) were
often used in the
Middle Ages,
while the
Spain Romance...
-
Imperator totius Hispaniae is a
Latin title meaning "Emperor of All Spain". In
Spain in the
Middle Ages, the
title "emperor" (from
Latin imperator) was...
- De
rebus Hispaniae or
Historia gothica is a
history of the
Iberian Peninsula written in
Latin by
Archbishop of
Toledo Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada in the first...
- The
Diocese of
Hispania was a late
antique administrative unit (Dioecesis) of the
Roman Empire on the
Iberian Peninsula. It
existed from 298 to
about 409...
- Espáine as an "etymological figment"
translated from the
Latin mīles
Hispaniae,
meaning "soldier of
Hispania (Spain)",
attested in a p****age (§ 13) in...
- do****ents. Half of the text is
taken up with examples.
Liber de
preconiis Hispaniae (begun 1278,
completed 1282) This is a
curious moralizing encyclopedia...
-
monarchs of
Castile and León, from
Alfonso V and
Alfonso VI (crowned
Hispaniae Imperator) to
Alfonso X and
Alfonso XI
tended to
embrace an
imperial ideal...
- praesentans. (…)
Hadefonsus rex
Galleciae et
Asturiae praedata Olisipona ultima Hispaniae civitate insignia victoriae suae loricas,
mulos captivosque Mauros domno...
- mechanics), p. 393. From p. 393: " ... quod
nihilominus Anno 1538 in
Hispaniae oppido Toleto &c.
coram piae
memoriae Carolo V. Imperatore, **** decem...
- Seville's
hinterland in 1602.
Monarchia Hispanica.google.com,
Monarchia Hispaniae. digital.ub.uni.
Reyno de España, google.com Kamen, H. (2005).
Spain 1469–1714:...
