La gran historia de todo

The first references of man as a navigator of the seas are found in Genesis. Through this book (That was not in my History of Navigation book) you will know how the first navigations were. You will be able to know the myths of the sea, seaworthy superstitions or the history of mythical ships.

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En el nombre de Dios nuestro señor Amén. Notorio y manifiesto sea a todos los que el presente vieren, como nosotros doña Anna María Guerra, viuda de don Nicolás de los Santos Coy, y doña María Josepha de los Santos Coy; hija legítima de dicho don Nicolás, y de la expresada doña Anna María, vecinos ambos de esta villa de señora Santa Anna de Camargo; estando en nuestro entero juicio, memoria, y entendimiento natural, decimos: que en nombre, y con poder de don Nicolás de los Santos Coy, otorgado en la villa de san Gregorio de Cerralvo, a los diez días del mes de septiembre de mil...

The volume is a collection of papers held at a conference devoted to the in-depth study of the history of the Roman-Iberian relationship against the backdrop of ecclesiastical and cultural structures of the Iberian Peninsula, which in many cases took on new forms in the course of the Reconquista and the consolidation of the country. The recently intensified focus on questions concerning the relationship between Rome as "center" and its European "peripheries" through research on Iberian papal documents opens up new perspectives.