Lives of the Visigothic FathersSisebutus (Flavins) (King of the Goths.), Saint Braulio (Bishop of Zaragoza), Saint Ildephonsus, Paul (the Deacon), Saint Valerio (of Bierzo) Liverpool University Press, 1997 - 167 These five seventh-century religious texts cast light not only on the development of the church in Visigothic Spain and its internal politics, but also on its, at times troubled, relationship with the Visigothic state and the history of that state itself, particularly in the period when the Visigoths changed their adherence from Arian to Trinitarian Christianity. "...these intriguing texts will help dispel the still prevalent notion that Visigothic Spain was some kind of 'Dark Age'"—Bulletin of Hispanic Studies |
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BRAULIO OF SARAGOSSA | 15 |
PAUL THE DEACON | 45 |
St Ildefonsus of TOLEDO | 107 |
VALERIUS OF ELBIERZO | 123 |
Bibliography | 145 |
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Map | 167 |
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