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Translating the Relics of St James: From Jerusalem to Compostela

Name: Translating the Relics of St James: From Jerusalem to Compostela
Price: 206.49 GBP
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Author: Antaon M. Pazos
ISBN: 9781472460479

by Antaon M. Pazos

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252 pages
Publisher: Routledge
16.1 x 22.9 x 2.1 cm

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For history enthusiasts and pilgrimage researchers

Explains the significance of St James's burial relics

Understand the origins of the famous pilgrimage path

Examine the fascinating history and enduring influence of the legend of St James in this scholarly interdisciplinary study.

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Analysing the narration of the \"translatio\" of the body of Saint James from Palestine to Santiago de Compostela and its impact on the historical and biblical construction of Jacobean pilgrimages, this book presents an interdisciplinary approach to the two cities at the centre of the legend: Jerusalem and Compostela. Using a range of political, anthropological, historical and sociological approaches, the contributors consider archaeological research into Palestine in the early centuries and explore the traditions, iconography, and literary and social impact of the \"translatio\" on the current reality of pilgrimages to Compostela.