El Sacro Imperio y el Papado en el pensamiento bajomedievalalgunas ideas sobre la precedencia en las crónicas italianas y españolas de los siglos XIV y XV
ISSN: 1676-5818
Argitalpen urtea: 2017
Zenbakien izenburua: Manifestations of the Ancient and Medieval World
Zenbakia: 24
Orrialdeak: 71-103
Mota: Artikulua
Beste argitalpen batzuk: Mirabilia: Electronic Journal of Antiquity, Middle & Modern Ages
Laburpena
This study analyses the conception of the Holy Roman Empire in the Italian and Spanish chronicles of the Late Middle Ages: origins, authority and tensions with the Papacy for a preeminent position within universal power. After the scholasticism historiographical disputes (XIIth-XIIIth centuries), humanists write new interpretations of the genesis of the Holy Roman Empire wondering about the desappearance (or not) of the Roman imperial potestas and if it continues in Byzantium or the Papacy, and wherethe Charlemagne's authority comes from. The comparison of the Italian and Spanish sources allows to note different political intentions in a context of mutual cultural influence.