Monges e mosteiros galegos em Portugal (séculos XII-XV) by Francisco Javier Pérez Rodríguez

“…This paper identifies the Galician monasteries with real estate in the Kingdom of Portugal between the 12th and 15th centuries and analyses and characterizes such property. …”
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Da mesquita à catedral, percurso por um lugar central em Lisboa by Jacinta Bugalhão

“…The construction of Christian church represents a classic example of the reversibility of urban sacred spaces, between the Gharb al-Andalus and the medieval kingdom of Portugal. Under the cloister and the embankment that provides the infrastructure, to the east of the Cathedral, ruins of a monumental building from the Islamic period are preserved which is interpreted as the aljama mosque complex of al-Ushbuna.…”
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In the name of the father? by Diogo Faria

“…Prince João assumed some protagonism in the life of the kingdom of Portugal from 1471 onwards, when he was part of the army that conquered Arzila (North Africa), and successively increased his preponderance in governance until the end of the life of his father, King Afonso V. …”
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O “pacto sucessório” revisitado: o texto e o contexto by Abel Estefânio

“…We have conducted a thorough analysis of the text, and detected other anachronisms and incongruities in a setting whose main purpose seems to be able to demonstrate the illegitimacy of the kingdom of Portugal. In a brief analysis of the conditions under which the document appears printed, during the restoration of independence war, and taking into account that the manuscript have never appeared, we found that it could be a false erudite of the XVII century..…”
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A Igreja do Mosteiro de Santa Maria das Júnias (Vila Real) by Sofia Lovegrove

“…There is a very strong possibility that there had been, in the same place, an older religious structures, although there is no evidence of such, except for references in some written documents of the time.This church reveals several architectural alterations in different periods, directly related to the religious history of the Kingdom of Portugal. By analysing its arquitectural strutcture and considering the religious history and the religious orders related to this monument, an attempt has been made to understand the historical and architectural development of the Monastery of Santa Maria das Júnias and, more specifically, of its Church.…”
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Fidalgos e freires-cavaleiros by José Augusto de Sottomayor-Pizarro, Paula Pinto Costa

“…The noblemen found in the border crossing a natural mechanism to circumvent some political problems, arising from conflicts with monarchs, or to materialize strategies of power of some lineages with patrimonies constituted long before the creation of the kingdom of Portugal itself. In turn, the friars of the Military Orders were sometimes members of these families, imbued with non-border behaviors, which were reinforced when they professed in multinational institutions, not overlapping with the delimitations of the political and diplomatic border.…”
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Internationalization of Higher Education: International Vector of the University Development Strategy by A. V. Akulshina, L. A. Zavialova

“…The project partnership is comprised of 14 higher education institutions of  different types (classical universities, institutions of applied sciences) from 9  countries of the world, namely Spain, United Kingdom, Germany, Portugal,  Italy, Greece, Russia, Belarus, and Armenia. …”
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