Epítome de la Biblioteca Oriental I Occidental, Náutica I Geográfica

Las voces más prestigiosas de la Historia Española reflexionan sobre un debate abiertoVicente PALACIO ATARD (editor)Quintín ALDEA VAQUEROGonzalo ANES Y ÁLVAREZ DE CASTRILLÓNMiguel ARTOLA GALLEGOEloy BENITO RUANOJosé María BLÁZQUEZ MARTÍNEZSalvador CLARAMUNTRicardo GARCÍA CÁRCELFernando GARCÍA DE CORTÁZARLuis A. GARCÍA MORENOMiguel Ángel LADERO QUESADAÁngel J. MARTÍN DUQUECarlos SECO SERRANOJosé Ángel SESMA MUÑOZLuis SUÁREZ FERNÁNDEZHipólito de la TORREJulio VALDEÓN BARUQUEJoaquín VALLVÉ BERMEJODe Hispania a España no es un mero repaso a nuestra historia. Es un...

Colaboración con la Coordinación de Humanidades, el Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, el Instituto de Investigaciones Bibliográficas, el Centro Regional de Investigaciones Multidisciplinarias y el Centro de Enseñanza para Extranjeros. Fray Pedro de Gante nació, según su propia información en 1491, en Iguen de la provincia de Budarda en Flandes. Pariente cercano de Carlos V, trabajó en la corte imperial de Gante, centro de reconocidos humanistas como Erasmo de Rotterdam y Adriano de Utrech, posteriormente Sumo Pontífice, ambos maestros del Emperador. Dentro de ese ambiente...

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