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+ RUDESINDUS + CELANOVA + RUDESINDUS CELANOVA Rudesindus 5/2009 RUDESINDUS 5 /2009 RUDESINDUS Publicación da Academia Auriense-Mindoniense de San Rosendo Consello de Redacción Director: Domingo Luis González Lopo Vogais: Carlos Adrán Goás. Viveiro Cesáreo Iglesias Grande. Celanova M.ª Concepción Burgo López. Lugo Francisco Singul Lorenzo. Santiago Pedro Díaz Fernández. Mondoñedo Antonio Piñeiro Feijoo. Celanova Miguel Ángel González García. Ourense Esperanza Piñeiro de Sanmiguel. Ferrol Carlos A. González Paz. Alfoz Secretario: Segundo L. Pérez López. Mondoñedo Consello Asesor: D. Julián Barrio Barrio D. Manuel Recuero Astray D. José M.ª Díaz Fernández D.ª Beatriz Vaquero Díaz D. Eduardo Pardo de Guevara y Valdés D. Manuel Carriedo Tejedo D. Rubén Lois González D. José Luis López Sangil D. José M.ª Andrade Cernadas D. Ramón Yzquierdo Perrín D.ª Pilar de Torres Luna D. Domingo L. González Lopo D. Juan M. Monterroso Montero D. Manuel García de Buciños D. José Manuel García Iglesias D. Francisco Carvalho Correia D. Ramón Pernas López D. Francisco Javier Pérez Rodríguez D. Ramón Loureiro Calvo Correo electrónico: [email protected] Direccións Postais: Academia Arquivo Diocesano Auriense-Mindoniense Seminario Maior de San Rosendo Rúa do Seminario, s/n Palacio Episcopal 33005 Ourense 27740 Mondoñedo (Lugo) Maquetación e impresión: Rella, sl. Depósito Legal: C 4176-2008 Deseño de portada: Ramón Irago Silva Sanctus Rudesindus. Introdución Índice 1. Limiar do director Domingo L. González Lopo......................................................................... 9 Actos da Academia 2. Palabras do Presidente da Academia na Sesión Ordinaria celebrada en Celanova o 21 de novembro de 2009 Segundo L. Pérez López................................................................................. 13 3. Palabras del Secretario General de la Academia. sesión del 21 de noviembre de 2009 Miguel Ángel González García................................................................... 17 4. Academia Auriense-Mindoniense de San Rosendo José Pérez Domínguez .................................................................................... 21 5. San Rosendo, la Familia Real y los orígenes de Celanova Manuel Carriedo Tejedo ................................................................................ 25 6. Sobre los orígenes de la sede mindoniense José M. Andrade Cernadas........................................................................... 35 miscelánea de arte e cultura rudesindus Artigos 7. Relaciones ultrapirenaicas de la Provincia “Gallaeciae” (714-1074): Roma y el “Locus Apostollicus” Manuel Carriedo Tejedo ................................................................................ 43 8. Aproximación histórica a un penitencial del final de la alta Edad Media: el corrector et medicus de Burcardo de Worms Mercedes López-Mayán Navarrete......................................................... 103 9. La Defensa en el Concejo de Vivero en el siglo XVI Carlos Adrán Goás, Santiago F. Pardo de Cela ................................. 135 10. El pasado construido. Historia y mitos de la identidad gallega Héctor Lago Almeida....................................................................................... 159 11. La peregrinación jacobea de cara al siglo XXI Segundo L. Pérez López................................................................................. 177 7 Sanctus Rudesindus. Introdución 12. Un Sueño del Siglo X1 José Antonio Ocaña Martínez .................................................................... 205 Documentos 13. Seis autos de recebemento de bens do mosteiro de Celanova de 1493 Mª Beatriz Vaquero Díaz ............................................................................... 217 Recensións e Bibliografía 14. Estudios Mindonienses. Anuario de estudios histórico-teológicos de la diócesis de Mondoñedo-Ferrol, 25 (2009) 976 p. Francisco Cantelar Rodríguez .................................................................... 231 15. Fray Luis de Oseira, El Apocalipsis. Pobra do Caramiñal, Editorial Mendaur, 2009 Segundo L. Pérez López................................................................................. 233 16. Memorias da morte I, II y III Segundo L. Pérez López................................................................................. 235 8 Rudesindus 5/2009. Páxinas 9-10 Limiar Domingo L. González Lopo Seguindo con paso firme a nosa andaina, sae do prelo un novo número da revis- ta Rudesindus. Miscelánea de Arte e Cultura. Consolídanse neste volume as diferen- tes seccións que pouco a pouco se veñen abrindo camiño desde o primeiro número. Así dáse conta nun primeiro bloque das actividades da Academia Auriense-Mindo- niense de San Rosendo, da que é canle de expresión. Inclúense aquí as noticias rela- tivas á terceira sesión da Academia, celebrada en Celanova no derradeiro mes de Novembro, onde foron recibidos os novos académicos correspondentes; primeira vez que se crea esta figura que aparece contemplada nos nosos estatutos. miscelánea de arte e cultura A sección dedicada a publicación de artigos conta con media ducia de intere- rudesindus santes aportacións. Un novo artigo de D. Manuel Carriedo sobre as relacións da vella Gallaecia con Roma na Alta Idade Media. Unha interesante análise de Dna. Mercedes López-Mayán sobre un documento do alto medievo; trátase dun peni- tencial, compendio de doutrina e oracións para acadar o perdón dos pecados, que reflexa fielmente as características daquela sociedade. Un estudo de D. Carlos Adrán e D. Santiago F. Pardo de Cela encol da defensa da costa galega no século XVI, centrado no caso de Viveiro. D. Héctor Lago realiza un exame historiográfico sobre as elaboracións histórico-míticas creadas desde o Rexurdimento co obxectivo de definir a identidade galega. O estudo das peregrinacións, un dos temas especial- mente caros a esta revista, está representado nesta ocasión por un texto de D. Segundo L. Pérez López, no que desenvolve unha interesante reflexión, ás portas dun novo Ano Santo, do seu valor e sentido desde unha dobre perspectiva históri- ca e cristiá. Remata este feixe de colaboración cun relato dun dos novos académi- cos correspondentes, D. José Antonio Ocaña, no que o presente e o pasado quedan vencellados a través da figura de San Rosendo. O apartado dedicado a publicación de documentos conta nesta ocasión cunha interesante aportación da académica Mª Beatriz Vaquero, consistente en seis escri- turas de recibimento de bens polo mosteiro de Celanova a finais do século XV. 9 Domingo L. González Lopo Remata este volumen quinto de Rudesindus coa acostumada sección de recen- sións bibliográficas, asinadas nesta ocasión por D. Francisco Cantelar e D. Segundo L. Pérez. Con este novo número ten lugar un importante cambio, xa que de semestral, como viña sendo costume ata o de agora, a nosa revista pasa a ser anual. Unha Aca- demia como esta á que nos honramos en pertencer, precisa dunha canle de expre- sión que teña certa entidade -non só científica, que xa posúe, senón física-, para permitirnos acometer proxectos máis ambiciosos, como a organización de núme- ros monográficos sobre aspectos concretos, o que precisa máis vagar na súa elabo- ración que unha revista semestral. Por iso, a partir de agora, alongamos o prazo para chegar ás mans dos nosos lectores, ofrecéndolles en troques un volumen feito máis reflexivamente e con mellores cualidades para abrir e consolidar un espazo propio no campo editorial presente, no que a oferta aumenta día a día dun xeito imparable e impensable hai uns anos. Os membros do Consello de Redacción queremos reiterar o chamamento que xa fixemos en números anteriores de Rudesindus ós membros da Academia e ós subscritores da revista, para que nos envíen orixinais co resultado das súas investi- gacións, asegurando desta maneira o futuro da nosa publicación. De maneira especial vai dirixida esta invitación a aqueles novos licenciados e doutorandos, que encetan agora a súa experiencia investigadora; estas páxinas están o seu dispor nestes intres da súa vida en que non sempre é doado atopar unha canle de divul- gación para o seu traballo. Non podemos concluír sen deixar constancia do agradecemento da Academia a Dirección Xeral de Turismo e á Xerencia do Plan Xacobeo da Xunta de Galicia, que co seu apoio económico fixeron posible, unha vez máis, que as nosas arelas se con- vertesen en realidade. Confiamos que este volume mereza dos nosos lectores a boa acollida que lle outorgaron ós anteriores. 10 ACTOS DA ACADEMIA miscelánea de arte e cultura rudesindus Rudesindus 5/2009. Páxinas 13-16 Palabras do Presidente da Academia na Sesión Ordinaria celebrada en Celanova o 21 de novembro de 2009 Segundo L. Pérez López Presidente de la Academia Auriense-Mindoniense de San Rosendo Excmos. Sres. Bispo de Ourense, Patrón da Academia Auriense-Mindoniense de San Rosendo Ilmos. Sres. Académicos de Número e Académicos Correspondentes Ilmo. Sr. Alcalde do Concello de Celanova Excmas. e Ilmas. Autoridades civís, eclesiásticas e académicas Donas e Señores, amigos/as todos/as. En el Decreto de aprobación de esta Academia, los Excelentísimos Sres. Patro- miscelánea de arte e cultura nos de la misma, nos daban la pauta a seguir con estas palabras: “Aprobamos la rudesindus constitución de la Academia Auriense-Mindoniense de San Rosendo, como institu- ción científica que tenga como principal fin el promover estudios sobre la figura del santo y su preciosa herencia, por lo cual y con vistas a que esta Academia alcan- ce la alta cualificación que deseamos,
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    e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies Volume 6 The Celts in the Iberian Peninsula Article 18 9-10-2007 The eltC ic Legacy of the Gaita in Galician Music Xosé Lois Foxo Director, Real Banda-Escuela de Ourense Follow this and additional works at: https://dc.uwm.edu/ekeltoi Part of the Celtic Studies Commons, English Language and Literature Commons, Folklore Commons, History Commons, History of Art, Architecture, and Archaeology Commons, Linguistics Commons, and the Theatre History Commons Recommended Citation Foxo, Xosé Lois (2007) "The eC ltic Legacy of the Gaita in Galician Music," e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies: Vol. 6 , Article 18. Available at: https://dc.uwm.edu/ekeltoi/vol6/iss1/18 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by UWM Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies by an authorized administrator of UWM Digital Commons. For more information, please contact open- [email protected]. e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies Volume 6 The Celts in the Iberian Peninsula Article 18 9-10-2007 The eltC ic Legacy of the Gaita in Galician Music Xosé Lois Foxo Director, Real Banda-Escuela de Ourense Follow this and additional works at: https://dc.uwm.edu/ekeltoi Recommended Citation Foxo, Xosé Lois (2007) "The eC ltic Legacy of the Gaita in Galician Music," e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies: Vol. 6 , Article 18. Available at: https://dc.uwm.edu/ekeltoi/vol6/iss1/18 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by UWM Digital Commons.