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Islam in Spain
Córdoba–the Roman Bridge and the Great Mosque by James (Jim) Gordon A long turn in the road and then great Córdoba, shining Córdoba, appears far down across the plain: “lejana y sola”, as in the Lorca poem, far off and … Continue reading
Posted in 1, Al Andalus, archaeology, architecture, art, Caesar, history, islam, Spain, travel
Tagged Al Andalus, cathedral, Córdoba, Moorish Empire, mosque, Roman Spain
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Caesar’s Troubling Dream (Part One)
Caesar went straight to the Herakleion in Cadiz. It wasn’t just tourism: he had some business for the oracle there. His visit had been announced beforehand—he was coming with the Roman propraetor—and the priests turned out in their white robes … Continue reading
Posted in books, Caesar, history, religion, Romans, sanctuary, Spain
Tagged Caesar, dream, Hercules, interpretation of dreams, oracle, pagan Religion, quaestor, Roman Spain, sanctuary, tomb
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