Une diplomatie sur le temps long by Zoe Plaza Leroux

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Le rôle des primogènits aragonais dans la conquête du Regnum Sardiniae et Corsicae (1323-1421) by Vannina Marchi van Cauwelaert

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La filosofia discursiva de Pedro El Cerimonioso respecto a la reintegración de la corona de Mallorca a la corona de Aragón by Gabriel Ensenyat Pujol

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¿Representar la legitimidad? Objetos, símbolos y comunicación en las ceremonias públicas del reinado de Fernando I de Aragón by Víctor Muñoz Gómez

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D’une rive à l’autre de la Méditerranée : mobilités, recompositions et adaptations des groupes juifs aux XIVe et XVe siècles by Jennifer Vanz

“…On the one hand, the Jewish groups of the Crown of Aragon and those of the Maghreb belong, despite their regular contacts and minority positions, to two distinct social worlds, that of the Crown of Aragon and that of the Maghreb. …”
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Cátaros en los Pirineos. Movilidades heréticas a través de un espacio fronterizo en construcción (siglos xii-xiv) by Carles Gascón Chopo

“…The introduction of the Court of the Holy Inquisition in the Crown of Aragon and its proven effectiveness in the persecution of heresy contributed to its rapid decline, parallel to what happened on the north side of the Pyrenees. …”
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Acteurs et formes d’investissement de la frontière de 1258 entre le Fenouillèdes et le Roussillon-Conflent (milieu xiii e siècle-milieu xv e siècle) by Margault Coste

“…In the light of the Roussillonese notarial and normative sources, the border established by the Treaty of Corbeil in 1258 between the Fenouillèdes, in the Kingdom of France, and the Roussillon and the Conflent, territories of the Crown of Aragon, appears as a space as well invested by the border dwellers as by the central powers. …”
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El linaje catalán Queralt-Timor y su relación con la Orden del Temple (siglos XII-XIV) by Joan Fuguet Sans, Carme Plaza Arqué

“…The commandery of the Temple of Barbera (Tarragona) was one of the leading ones of the Crown of Aragon, thanks in part to the collaboration of one of the most notable ‘Templar families’: Queralt-Timor of Santa Coloma. …”
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