On further thought: Lucas of Tuy, Rodrigo of Toledo and the Alfonsine Histories
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.1997.v27.i1.653Abstract
The revival of historiographical activity in early thirtheenth-century Castile requires explanation. It is not self-evident. Some possible reasons are suggested here, and the interplay between the principal actors in the process, Lucas of Tuy and Rodrigo of Toledo, is further investigated, as are their respective contributions to the development of the Alfonsine history and the sensitivity of its compilers both to contemporary developments and to their own private loyalties.
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