- pp. 377–388.
Fernando González Muñoz, ed. La
chronica gothorum pseudo-
isidoriana (ms.
Paris BN 6113): Edición crítica, traducción y estudios. A Coruña:...
- believed, however, that it came from Spain,
hence the name of "Hispana" or "
Isidoriana", the
latter term
derived from its
insertion in the
collection attributed...
- The
Chronicle of 741 (or
Continuatio Byzantia-Arabica or
Continuatio Isidoriana) is a Latin-language
history in 43
sections or paragraphs, many of which...
- She is
first named "Oliba" in the 12th-century
Chronica Gothorum pseudo-
Isidoriana, but this name did not
become common. The name by
which she is commonly...
- littérature d'Espagne, 2nd ed. 1860. J.
Eduardo Lopez Pereira,
Continuatio Isidoriana Hispana Cronica Mozarabe de 754.
Fuentes y
Estudios de
Historia Leonesa...
- Stocking, Bishops, p. 16 and n. J. Madoz, "El
florilegio patrístico del IIo
Concilio de
Sevilla (a. 619)",
Miscellanea Isidoriana (Rome, 1936), pp. 177–221....
- (in Spanish). León, Spain: Real
colegiata de San
Isidoro /
Editorial Isidoriana. ISBN 978-84-7497-008-1. OCLC 45326344. O'Neill, John P., ed. (1993)....
-
liturgical work of
Bianchini is
Liturgia antiqua hispanica, gothica,
isidoriana, mozarabica,
toletana mixta (Rome, 1746). He also
undertook the edition...
- in Flavigny)
canons from the
council of
Ephesus (cc. 1–4 only;
versio Isidoriana);
canons of the
Lateran council of 649 (incomplete);
Gennadius of M****ilia...
