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The 1522 siege of Rhodes and Portugal. Background and impact

O contributo feminino para a promoção de uma nova religiosidade entre programas...

Contributing to a deeper understanding of women's role throughout history is one of the bases for a more integrated and insightful knowledge of the past. Bearing this principle in mind, this paper aims to identify and discuss the female contribution to promoting a new religiosity among pilgrimage and socio-charitable programmes during the 12th-14th centuries. These programmes were developed in the context of re...

A Casa Nobre da Comenda de Ansemil: entre a implantação local e o enquadramento...

El acervo archivístico de la Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén en Portugal

Reflecting on the possibility of reconstructing archives and creating institutional memories is always a challenging exercise, greatly beneficial to historians by providing deeper insights into the past. The archival collection of the Order of St John of Jerusalem was gradually assembled, meeting the administrative, jurisdictional, and gov-ernance needs of this complex institution. From the 14th century onward,...

A Guarda medieval eclesiástica

As ordens militares na época românica

Viver face a uma sociedade multicultural e multirreligiosa: enquadramentos norm...

The Military Orders are the most singular institutions regarding the relation between church, powers, and the territory, namely in the medieval times. Having in mind the role played by the Military Orders within the so-called Reconquest process, and within the Mediterranean world, as a special space of coexistence of different ethnicities and faiths, and the complex relationship between Portugal and Latin East ...

Royal Law and ethnic minorities in Portugal (twelfth-sixteenth centuries): a wi...

Crusade: the arising of a concept based on portuguese written records of three ...

The historiography of the crusade and reconquest in the Iberian Peninsula, and Portugal in particular, dates from the beginning of the twentieth century. Since the 1920s, it has been assumed that the reconquest was an output of the crusade in the Iberian West due to the so-called "Bull of Crusade" given to Portugal. The "idea of the Crusade" in Portugal was enhanced by Carl Erdmann in the 1930s and 1940s. This ...

Da comenda de Ansemil à Quinta da Comenda