-
though based on Wittiza's
approximate birth date, this is impossible. The
Rotense version of the
Alfonso III
makes him an
Archbishop of
Toledo and the Ad...
-
Albeldensian Chronicle (Crónica Albeldense) and the
Rotensian Chronicle (Crónica
Rotense).
During the
first decades, the
Asturian dominion over the
different areas...
- in Álava. The
early tenth century Chronicle of
Alfonso III in its
first Rotense version records that
after a
rebellion against Fruela I of
Asturias by...
-
mother country of the
patriarch Abraham. The
early Spanish Albeldense and
Rotense Chronicles, when they
recount the
Islamic invasion of Spain, make a subtle...
-
Rotense reads: 1003.
Factum est
proelium Albesae ****
sarracenis ("the
battle of
Albesa is made with the Saracens"). In the
Alterum chronicon Rotense,...
- (72–73): 265–66.
Ubieto Arteta,
Antonio [in Spanish] (1962). "La redacción "
rotense" de la Crónica de
Alfonso III". Hispania. 22 (85): 3–22. Yaben, Hilario...
-
Arroyo Ilera 1969, p. 79:
clave en el
desarrollo del
dominion de diócesis
rotense,
tanto en lo
relativo a su expansión eclesiástica, como a la formación...
- 178r–185v:
Chronicle of
Alfonso III, specifically, the
version known as the
Rotense fol. 185v:
Tultusceptru de
libro domni Metobii fols 186r–189v: Chronica...
- is
drawn from the
Chronicle of
Alfonso III,
specifically the
earlier '
Rotense version'
found in the late-10th-century Códice de Roda. It
covers the period...
-
Santa Maria de Ripoll,
notes that "many died with him". The
Chronicon Rotense II,
written at the
cathedral of Roda de Isábena, is in fact the earliest...
