When the Stones Speak: Believing, Living, and Dying in Qurṭuba. The Arabic Epigraphy
María Antonia Martínez Núñez
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María Antonia Martínez Núñez
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This text aims to present an overview of the Arabic epigraphy of Cordoba, from the 8th century until the end of the Andalusian stage of the city, in the 13th century. Emphasis is placed on the initial periods, treated by the most recent research, and on those in which Cordoba, as the capital of al-Andalus, set the standards in the epigraphic sphere.
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This text aims to present an overview of the Arabic epigraphy of Cordoba, from the 8th century until the end of the Andalusian stage of the city, in the 13th century. Emphasis is placed on the initial periods, treated by the most recent research, and on those in which Cordoba, as the capital of al-Andalus, set the standards in the epigraphic sphere.
Key concepts: Epigraphy, Arabic, History, Ancient history, Capital city, Capital (architecture), Classics, Art