Alfonso X, Cantiga 235, And The Events Of 1269-1278

Richard P. Kinkade

doi:10.2307/2864374

Alfonso X, Cantiga 235, And The Events Of 1269-1278

Richard P. Kinkade

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Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	284-323
Number of pages	40
Journal	Speculum
Volume	67
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2307/2864374
State	Published - Apr 1992

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note = "Funding Information: de los reyes de Navarra 10, ed. Jose-Yanguas y Miranda, Textos Medievales 27 (Pamplona, 1843; repr. Valencia, 1971), p. 149, claims, {"}el conde de Artois, con grant cura de complir la voluntat del Rey, Ilev6 consigo toda la dicha gente, en que habia cerca de diez mil de a caballo, e veinte mil peones{"}; a footnote to this same figure states, {"}cien mil, dicen tres c6dices.{"} Moret, Armies, 5:63, who usually follows Carlos, here cites the chronicle of William de Nangis: {"}Veinte mil combatientes entre infantes y caballos dice que le di6 el rey Guillermo Nangio, que al tiempo escribia.{"} Langlois, Philippe III, p. 103, mentions the same figures with the remark {"}dit-on{"}; and Ballesteros, Alfonso X, p. 796, also repeats them. Anelier's rhymed chronicle, v. 4305, reports that the troops arrived in Pamplona on 3 September. Funding Information: seen as the act of a prudent man; Procter, Curia and Cortes, p. 143, also underscores the importance of Alfonso's illness in the designation of Sancho in 1278 and cites a declaration by Sancho's tutor, Juan Gil de Zamora, that in this year Sancho {"}incipit coregnare{"} (Liber de preconiis Hispanie, ed. Fidel Fita, Boletin de la Real Academia de la Historia 5 [1884], 146). 149 Ballesteros, Alfonso X, p. 887, states without reference that {"}Ya del dia 28 de junio ha llegado a Sevilla y expide un privilegio rodado al prior y a la Universidad de los clerigos parroquiales de la ciudad de Cordoba{"}; on p. 1117, however, he also catalogs a grant given by Alfonso in Seville on 28 July 1279 (doc. 1181). 150 O'Callaghan, Cortes of Castile-Leon, pp. 25, 84, et passim. 151 Ballesteros, Alfonso X, p. 855, cites without reference a {"}privilegio rodado que la chancilleria expide a favor de la ciudad de Segovia{"} signed by Lope Diaz and Diego L6pez de Haro. 152 Cronica 71, p. 55: {"}E en el tratamiento de la venida de la Reina, los mandaderos del infante don Sancho fablaron con el rey don Pedro de Aragon que desque la reina dona Violante fuese venida a Castilla, que el rey de Aragon mandase poner en prision a don Alfonso e a don Ferrando, porque non fuesen levados a Francia nin le viniese por ellos ningun estorbo.{"} See also Llibre del rei En Pere 76, pp. 465-66; Ballesteros, Alfonso X, p. 862.",

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