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Index of names and places Acton, Lord 472 Aliaga, Isidoro, Archbishop of Valencia Adrian VI, Pope 120n23 217 Agazzari, Agostino 116–117, 150 Aliseda, Jerónimo 270, 359 Agramunt, José 152 Aliseda, Santo de 270 Agricola, Alexander 437 Almería 257, 260, 265, 267n30 Aguilar, Gaspar de 354 — Cathedral 126n27 Aguilera de Heredia, Sebastián 121, Almohads, the 430 125n35, 127, 130, 145, 271n35 Almuñécar 267n30 Alba, fray Pedro Ramiro de, Archbishop Alodia, virgin 85 of Granada 263 Alonso, Juan 119, 149 Albareda, Cardinal Joaquín 24 Altamirano chapelmaster 169–171 Albarracín Cathedral 113 Álvarez de Vozmediano, Melchor, Bishop Alberch Vila, Pere 434 of Guadix 267n30 Alberti, Leon Battista 330, 333, 338– Álvarez Pérez, José María 173 339 Ambrose, Saint 475 Albornoz, Gil de, Archbishop of Toledo Amorós, Carlos 436 251 Amsterdam 34 Alcalá de Henares 176, 339, 345–346, Andrade y Castro, Fernando 110 349–351, 354, 422n14 Andrés Bravo, Pablo 334–336 — University 266n25, 334n16, 339, Anerio, Felice 151 350 Anerio, Giovanni Francesco 151 Alcañices, Marquis of Anglès, Higini 2, 5, 11–38, 282n6, See Borja y Castro, Álvaro de; and 299n19 Borja y Castro, Juana de Annibaldi, Claudio 3 Alegre, Graciosa 407n6 Anonymous IV 76, 291, 292n6 Alexander VI, Pope 177–179, 183 Anonymous of St. Emmeram 292n6, Al-Farabi 71 293 Alfons V, King of Aragon 406n6 Anselmi, Giorgio 329 Alfonso IV, King of Portugal 249 Antequera 145 Alfonso X, King of Castile and Leon Antequera, Jacobus (Jaume) 180, 183 ) 5 277–279, 337 Antico, Andrea 135, 139 1 0 2 Alfonso XI, King of Castile and Leon Antonelli, Abondio 116–117, 152 ( 243, 249 Antonello, Angelo 152 1 s Al-Gazzahli, Hamid (Algazel) 429–430 Antonio, Nicolás 247–248, 254 m e Alhama 267n30 Antwerp 115, 148–149 i I-1 Index of names and places Apel, Willi 34 Bann, Stephen 472, 478 Apollonius, King of Tyre 409, 410, Barbastro 83, 85 415–416 Barberini, Cardinal Francesco 185 Apuleius 338–339 Barbieri, Francisco Asenjo 163, 343 Aragón, Fernando de Barceló, Rafael 214n30, 223 See Calabria, Duke of Barcelona 11, 13, 27, 181n14, 213–215, Aragon, Katharine of 421–422, 428 222–223, 343, 345, 353, 361, 433– Aranda, Luis de 270, 366 436–437, 441–444, 446 Aranda, Mateo de 347, 350–351, 354 — Biblioteca de Catalunya 11, 13, 27, Araujo, Manoel de 29–30, 32, 36, 38, 179–180, 436, Architastres, King 410 438, 441 Argentina female singer 407 — Biblioteca de l’Orfeó Català 434– Aristotle 338, 463, 465, 467–469, 473– 435, 437, 441 474, 476–478, 482 — Biblioteca de la Universitat 343– Arlt, Wulf 282n7 344, 348 Arnulf of Saint Ghislain 407–408, 417 — Biblioteca de la Universitat Artufel, Dámaso 348, 355 Autónoma 346 Asensio, Juan Carlos 297 — Cathedral 434–435, 442 Asmenius 204 — Church of Sts Just and Pastor Astete, Caspar de 421n10 442–443 Astorga 274n48 — Church of St Michael 434 Athenians, the 465 — Convent of La Merced 214n28 Auerbach, Eric 466 — Convent of Our Lady of the Angels Augers 34 433 Augsburg 61 Barloco, Antonio 26, 38 Augustine, Saint 476 Baroffio, Bonifacio 258 Austria, don Juan de 103 Barreira, Antonio 345 Ávalos, Gaspar de, Archbishop of Barreira, João 345 Granada 262–266 Basel 424–425 Avignon 71 Bate, Henri 412 Ávila 168 Baudrillard, Jean 486 — Cathedral 126n37, 142 Bea, Agostino 33–34 Ávila, Alonso de 177, 182 Beethoven, Ludwig van 470, 485 Ávila, Gil de 145n53 Belmonte, Alfonso de 358 Ayala, Martín de, Bishop of Guadix Beltrán, San Luys 222 266n25 Benamarin, Battle of 253–255 Benamarins, the 243, 249, 252 Benavente, Count-Duke of 178 Benedict XIII, Pope 71–72 Bacchus 473 Benedict, Saint 234 Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel 380 Benevento Cathedral 152 Badajoz Cathedral 113, 127n39 Berchem, Jacquet de 89 Badajoz, Bartolomé de 147 Bergeron, Pierre 198n37 Baeza 109, 133 Bermudo, Juan 40, 341, 347–348, 352, — Cathedral 117n15 354, 362–365, 367, 369, 372–373, 376– Bairén, Castle of 176 377, 379, 385, 447, 451 I-2 Index of names and places Bern 25 Brumel, Antoine 139 Bernard of Clairvaux, Saint 73, 419 Brun, Pedro 153 Berry, Duke of 407n6 Brussels 82 Bible, the 336 Bugnini, Annibale 24 Blackburn, Bonnie 357, 384–385, 393 Buitrago, Francisco de 98, 105 Boccardo, Carlo 13 Burckholder, J. Peter 308 Boethius 71, 205, 329–330, 336–339 Burgos 110, 126, 274n48, 376, 440 Bohanan, Laura 466–467 — Cathedral 127n39, 359, 370–372, Bold, Richard 453 374 Bologna 268n31, 332 Bush, George 486 Boluda, Ginés de 99, 101n25 Byrd, William 450, 453–454, 459 Bomm, Urbanus 34 Bonelo, Cardinal Miguel 140 Boon, Marcus 484 Borgia, Cesare 177, 179, 187 Cabezón, Antonio de 55, 96n17, Borja, Collegiate church 130n46 384n9, 385–386 Borja, Carles de, V Duke of Gandia 178 Cabezón, Hernando de 385 Borja, Saint Francis de Cádiz 249 See Borja y Aragó, Francesc de, IV Cagliari 422n14 Duke of Gandia Calabria, Duke of 179, 182, 428, 444 Borja, Joan de, II Duke of Gandia 177, Calahorra, Pedro 83 187 California, University of California Press Borja, don Juan de 176–177, 183, 186– 467–468 187, 195, 198 Callixtus III, Pope 179 Borja, Mariana de 178 Cambridge University 472 Borja, Pere Lluís de, I Duke of Gandia Campanus of Novara, Johannes 71 176–177, 187 Campos Sánchez-Bordona, María Do - Borja, Pere Lluís Galcerán de 185 lores 173 Borja, Rodrigo de 176, 179, 187 Cams, Pere Pau 434 Borja y Aragó, Francesc de, IV Duke of Cancionero Musical de Palacio 163, Gandia 177–178, 182–185 173, 175n31 Borja y Aragón, Francisco, Prince of Cançoner de Gandia 179, 182 Squillache 185 Cançoner d’Uppsala 183 Borja y Castro, Álvaro de 182 Cantigas de Santa María 4, 277–280, Borja y Castro, Joan 289–290 See Borja, don Juan de Carcamo, don Diego de 449–450 Borja y Castro, Juana 182, 187 Cárceres, Bartolomé 179–180, 182– Borja y Enríquez, Joan de, III Duke of 183, 444–446 Gandia 177 Cardamone, Donna G. 390 Borromeo, Carlo 268n31 Cardoso, Manuel 116–117, 119, 148 Boynton, Susan 406n5 Carpentras (Genet), Eléazar 88 Brocar, Juan de 354 Carpio, Marquis of Brown, Howard Mayer 312, 398 See López de Haro, Diego Braulius, Saint 82 Carranza, Juan de 118n16 Brito, Estevão de 355 Carraz, Pierre 34 Bruceña, Diego de 118 Carrillo, Bernarda 119 I-3 Index of names and places Carrillo, Francisco 120, 136, 143, 152 Clement VIII, Pope 211 Carrillo, Lorenzo 119 Clément-Dumas, Gisèle 82 Carvalho, Nicolao 345 Climent, José 206–207 Casbas (Huesca) 80 Coan, Angelo 13 Cassiodorus 475 Coci, Jorge 353, 422n14, 427 Castellar, Collegiate church 143 Codax, Martin 288–289 Castiglione, Baldassare de 178 Coimbra 252–253, 345, 349–351, 355 Castiglione, Giovanni Antonio 53 — Cathedral 345 Castillo, Alonso del 349, 353 — University 345, 348, 351–352 Castillo, Diego del 359 Collins Judd, Cristle 343 Castro, América 419n2 Cologne 34, 200 Castro, Countess of Comes, Juan Bautista 206–210, 212– See Ribera, María de 217, 223 Castro y Quiñones, Pedro de, Arch - Compère, Loyset 91 bishop of Granada 274 Confalonieri, Cardinal Carlo 17, 30, 32 Catholic Monarchs, the 244, 249. 256– Constantini, Alessandro 151 257, 261, 271n35 Constantini, Fabio 116–117, 150–151 See also Ferdinand the Catholic, King of Corbin, Solange 252–253 Aragon and Isabel the Catholic, Queen Cordeiro, António 345, 348–349 of Castile Córdoba 110, 430 Ceballos, Rodrigo de 316, 323, 437 Coria Cathedral 126n37, 127n38, Cebolla, Alberto 80 127n39 Centelles, Magdalena de 178 Cornford, Francis M. 473 Cerda, Juan de la 421n10 Correa de Araujo, Francisco 110 Cerone, Pietro 186, 308, 352, 362, 367– Corrionero, Antonio, Bishop of Almeria 369, 375–376, 379 267n30 Certeau, Michel de 419 Cortey, Jaume 436 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de 185 Cossard, Jacques 341 Cervera, Juan Francisco 354 Costa, Lorenzo 420n6 Céspedes y Meneses, Gonzalo 213 Costilla, Jorge 422n14 Charles IV, King of Spain 175n31 Cotes, Ambrosio 310 Charles V, Emperor 120, 133–134, 178, Council of Trent 20, 37, 120–121, 135, 263–264, 265, 271, 385 254–261, 265, 267, 270–271, 273–274 Chartier, Roger 340, 419 Covarrubias, Sebastián de 181 Charybdis 409 Covarrubias Leiva, Antonio 267n30 Chimarrhaeus, Jacobus 190–193, 196– Craesbeeck, Pedro 355 197, 200–205 Cramer, Eugene 57–58, 60–61 Cicognani, Cardinal Amleto 37 Cratylus 477 Cifra, Antonio 116–117, 150, 155 Crecquillon, Thomas 88, 114, 117, 134, Cirillo Franco, Bernardino 258 385, 448, 450–451, 454–455, 456, 460 Ciruelo, Pedro 350 Crete 428 Cisneros, Cardinal 3, 252, 261 Crivelli, Arcangelo 151 Ciudad Rodrigo Cathedral 169–171 Cromberger, Jacobo 354 Clemens non Papa, Jacob 65–68, 385, Cromberger, Juan 345, 354 448, 454–455, 457–458, 460 Cuenca 110 Clement VII, Pope 265 — Cathedral 58, 112, 127n38, 137 I-4 Index of names and places Cuesta, Pedro de la 109 Engratia, Saint 82, 85 Cyrano de Bergerac 475 Enríquez, María 177 Enríquez de Ribera, Caterina 207n8 Enríquez de Velasco, Fadrique, Admiral of Castile 174 Dadson, Trevor 186, 196 Erasmus of Rotterdam 273n44, 419– Dahlhaus, Carl 383–384, 398 421, 428 Dalza, Joan Ambrosio 53 Escobar, Cristóbal 349, 353 Dante, Enrico 15, 29 Escobar, Fra João de 355 Darfur 485 Escobar, Pedro de 91, 96, 323 Daroca, Collegiate Church 113 Escobedo, José de 111–112, 116, 143, David, King 132, 246 147 Dávila Paéz, Francisco 145 Escorial, El 230 Dávila y Guzmán, Enrique 207–208 –Monastery of San Lorenzo 227–238, Delalande, Dominique 29, 34 241, 278 Delgado López, Francisco 120, 146 Escrivá, Francisco 421n10 Dell’Aquila, Angelo 32 Espinosa, Juan de 354 Descallar, don Luys 222 Esquivel de Barahona, Juan 118, Devoto, Daniel 413 321n29, 325 Deyermond, Alan 248 Euripides 473 Diego Pacheco, Cristina 182 Everist, Mark 77 Dijon 34 Évora 253, 346 Diodorus of Sicily 470–471 — Biblioteca Pública 346 Dionysius of Halicarnassus 465–467, — Cathedral 347, 351
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    Peregrinations: Journal of Medieval Art and Architecture Volume 4 Issue 3 2014 Peregrinations: Journal of Medieval Art and Architecture (Volume 4, Issue 3) Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.kenyon.edu/perejournal Part of the Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Art and Architecture Commons Recommended Citation . "Peregrinations: Journal of Medieval Art and Architecture (Volume 4, Issue 3)." Peregrinations: Journal of Medieval Art and Architecture 4, 3 (2014). https://digital.kenyon.edu/perejournal/vol4/iss3/15 This Full Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Art History at Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange. It has been accepted for inclusion in Peregrinations: Journal of Medieval Art and Architecture by an authorized editor of Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange. For more information, please contact [email protected]. et al. Welcome Welcome to the Spring 2014 issue of Peregrinations: Journal of Medieval Art & Architecture. It is with great Current Issue pleasure that we present an issue that goes back to our Photo­bank roots with a focus on pilgrimage and pilgrimage art. Roger E. Reynolds presents “A Precious Ancient Submission Souvenir Given to the First Pilgrim to Santiago de Guidelines Compostela” which examines Bishop Godescalc’s visit and how it impacted the manuscripts at Albelda in a very Organizations personal way. John K. Moore, Jr. also brings new critical attention to the imposing sculpture of St. James as a Exhibitions pilgrim in “Santiago’s
  • TARRAGONA SPAIN Travel Guide

    TARRAGONA SPAIN Travel Guide

    TARRAGONA SPAIN Travel Guide BY JACKIE DE BURCA & COLLABORATORS TARRAGONA TRAVEL GUIDE 1. Introducing Tarragona Introducing Tarragona By Jackie De Burca, author of Salvador Dalí at Home, who has lived in Spain since 2003 – with contributions from travel bloggers and locals. As a huge fan of Barcelona, I can understand why so many visitors gravitate to this wonderful city and live in blissful ignorance of the fascinating city of Tarragona. I can only strongly encourage you to think again, and visit Tarragona, it’s a gorgeous city. Tarragona UNESCO Heritage Walking around the area where you can see the Arrabassada Beach © Alberich Fotògrafs amphitheatre, the views are absolutely amazing, as the amphitheatre is right by the sea. There’s Tarragona is an hour from Barcelona by train or car, something both odd and awesome about seeing it. and only a few minutes away from Reus Airport Behind you are parts of Tarraco, which is one of (10 km), and was once the capital of the Roman Catalonia’s 9 wonders of UNESCO sites and Empire here in Spain. Today Tarragona is a place heritage, but there’s just so much more besides in where history and culture are crowned with the city, as you’ll discover in this Tarragona Spain Mediterranean blue skies, blessed with beautiful Travel Guide. beaches and adorned by an abundance of ne wine and cuisine. Tarragona Spain Travel Guide - Travel Inspires Page 1 1 TARRAGONA TRAVEL GUIDE 1. Introducing Tarragona Tarraco is an impressive sight from many places, as Filled With Festivities (All dates below are for are the views from the Mediterranean Balcony 2018 but they can be used as rough (Balcó del Mediterrani).