The Christianization of Western Baetica: Architecture, Power, and Religion in a Late Antique Landscape
Cover -- Table of Contents -- Addendum: Location and Current Names of Places Mentioned in this Book -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Part 1 : Baetica in Late Antiquity -- 1. Roman Baetica in History -- 2. Cities and Landscapes in West Roman Baetica -- 3. Fro...
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Amsterdam University Press
2018
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In: | Year: 2018 |
Series/Journal: | Late Antique and Early Medieval Iberia
Late Antique and Early Medieval Iberia Ser v.5 |
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Andalusia (Spain)-History
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Parallel Edition: | Erscheint auch als: Velasco, Jerónimo Sánchez: The Christianization of Western Baetica : Architecture, Power, and Religion in a Late Antique Landscape. - Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press,c2018. - 9789089649324 |
Summary: | Cover -- Table of Contents -- Addendum: Location and Current Names of Places Mentioned in this Book -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Part 1 : Baetica in Late Antiquity -- 1. Roman Baetica in History -- 2. Cities and Landscapes in West Roman Baetica -- 3. From Constantine the Great to the Arab Invasion -- Rome Was Not Eternal -- The Dark Ages -- History of the Goths -- Part 2 : Early Christian Topography -- 4. The Ecclesiastical Organization of Baetica in Late Antiquity -- 5. The Bishopric of Córdoba (Corduba) -- The City of Córdoba -- The Outskirts of the City of Córdoba -- 6. The Bishopric of Cabra (Egabrum) -- The Outskirts of the City of Cabra -- The Territory of the Bishopric of Cabra -- 7. The Bishopric of Ãcija (Astigi) -- The City of Ãcija -- The Territory of the Bishopric of Ãcija -- 8. The Bishopric of Seville (Hispalis) -- The City of Seville -- The Territory of the Bishopric of Seville -- 9. The Bishopric of Italica -- The Outskirts of the City of Italica -- The Territory of the Bishopric of Italica -- 10. The Bishopric of Niebla (Ilipla) -- The Periphery of Niebla -- The Territory of the Bishopric of Niebla -- Part 3 : Christianization: An Archaeology of Ecclesiastical Power -- 11. The First Christian Buildings of Late Antique Western Baetica -- Episcopal Complexes -- Churches: Types, Topographic Context, Purpose -- Baptismal Buildings -- Baptisteries -- Monastic Complexes -- Towers -- Colonnaded Streets, Sigma-Places, and Atria -- Funerary Buildings -- Funerary Enclosures -- A Global Perspective -- 12. The City of God: The Making of Church Power -- Bibliography -- Index -- List of Illustrations -- Figure 1âEarly Christian topography in late antique western Baetica -- Figure 2âEvolution of bishopricsâ territories Figure 3âEarly Christian topography of Córdoba. Building complexes, inscriptions, and architectural decoration -- Figure 4âBuilding Complex C13. Church built on a termae. 1) a column -- 2) door? -- 3) decumanus occupied by the new church -- Figure 5âFragment of sculpture broken and cast intentionally to the pool of the termae -- Figure 6âBuilding Complex C10. Mosque of Córdoba -- Figure 7âBuilding Complex C10. Phase 1 of the remains found under the mosque. Possible cross-shaped mausoleum -- Figure 8âBuilding Complex C10. Phase 2 of the remains found under the mosque -- Figure 9âBuilding Complex C7 -- Figure 10âBuilding Complex C6 -- Figure 11âBuilding Complex C4. Aerial photography of excavations (Hidalgo 1998). The places where problems with stratigraphy have been detected are indicated by numbers -- Figure 12âBuilding Complex C4. Reconstruction of the complex of Cercadilla (Hidalgo 1998). The letters indicate each of the buildings -- Figure 13âBuilding Complex C5. Baptistery (reconstruction of Rafael de la Hoz) -- Figure 14âImpost capital found in the area of the monastery of St. Christophorus, on the other side of the Guadalquivir river -- Figure 15âBuilding Complex C3. Archaeological remains found during the first excavations at El Germo (Blanco 1914) -- Figure 16âBuilding Complex C3. Plans of the church and of the annex building (Ulbert 1969) -- Figure 17âBuilding Complex C3. Plans of the church and a new interpretation -- Figure 18âBuilding Complex C3. Sarcophagus of La Chimorra -- Figure 19âBuilding Complex C1. Remains of the church of La Losilla -- Figure 20âBuilding Complex C1. Geophysical prospecting in the area of the monastery of La Losilla -- Figure 21âBuilding Complex C1. Provisional reconstruction of the church of the monastery of La Losilla (2013) Figure 22âBuilding Complex C2. Set of pools related to mining activities -- Figure 23âBuilding Complex C2. Baptistery -- Figure 24âBuilding Complex C17. Reconstruction of the church of Coracho with its different phases -- Figure 25â3D reconstruction of the phases of the basilica of Coracho, a) Phase 1, fourth century -- b) phase 2, Byzantine era -- c) phase 3, Visigothic period -- c) phase 3, mausoleum -- Figure 26âBuilding Complex C14. Sketch of the church structure (Santos Jener 1958) -- Figure 27âBuilding Complex S2. Reconstruction of the city of Ãcija and evolution of the funeral area in the city forum -- Figure 28âBuilding Complex S2. Sculptures and inscriptions thrown into a sacred pond in the city forum -- Figure 29âSarcophagus with Greek inscriptions of Ãcija -- Figure 30âBuilding Complex S3. Baptistery of Estepa -- Figure 31âBuilding Complex S6. Small church of a late antique villa with an adjoining necropolis (Guerrero 2013) -- Figure 32âEarly Christian topography of Seville. Building complexes, inscriptions, and architectural decoration -- Figure 33âBuilding Complex S7. Set of mausoleums of different types and historical phases -- Figure 34âBuilding Complex S8. Depiction of the archaeological remains (from González 2011) -- Figure 35âBuilding Complex S8. The columns of the possible atrium of the episcopium of the city -- Figure 36âBuilding Complex S9. Depiction of the archaeological remains (from Ordóñez et al. 2013) -- Figure 37âBuilding Complex S9. Column base in the central courtyard, fifth century -- Figure 38âBuilding Complex S4. Depiction of the archaeological remains (from Vera 1999) -- Figure 39âBuilding Complex S1. Depiction of the archaeological remains (from Fernández, Alonso de la Sierra, and Lasso 1987) with a new interpretation Figure 40âBuilding Complex S1. Phases of the baptistery -- Figure 41âBuilding Complex B1. Depiction of the archaeological remains (from Sastre 2010) -- Figure 42âRemains of the Visigothic period reused in the present church of Santa MarÃa de la Granada (Niebla) -- Figure 43âMausoleum of Punta del Moral. Photograph taken at the end of the archaeological excavation. The door of the mausoleum is closed with a wall of adobes (from Del Amo 2003) -- Figure 44ââII Concilio Hispalenseâ. Emilianense Codex. Library of the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, MS D.I. 1, fol. 205v. The author has painted the city of Seville, next to the river. In the centre of the city, the assembled council app |
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ISBN: | 9048528259 |