Papel de D. Mauro de Castella Ferrer auctor del libro intitulado Historia del apostal Santiago, scrito a D.P. Fernandez de Velasco conde stable de Castilla, sobre la venida de Santiago a Hespaña : [Spain] : ms., 1608 Oct. 17.

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Papel de D. Mauro de Castella Ferrer auctor del libro intitulado Historia del apostal Santiago, scrito a D.P. Fernandez de Velasco conde stable de Castilla, sobre la venida de Santiago a Hespaña : [Spain] : ms., 1608 Oct. 17.

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A historical/religious study outlining and interpreting historical events leading up to the formation of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain. Text mentions the work of Pope Calixto II (1118-1124), who declared that pilgrims who visited Santiago de Compostela during a Holy Year should be absolved of their sins. Includes a historical description of the life of St. James (Santiago). Chronicles events of the formation of the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela.

1 v. ([2], 37, [1], 24 leaves) : paper, ill. ; 20 x 15 cm.

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