2018
DOI: 10.18468/fronteiras.2017v4n2.p61-77
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O palácio e o consenso: o Officium Palatinum e a articulação da aristocracia visigoda (Séculos VI-VIII)

Abstract: <p>A chamada Hispânia Visigótica foi, sem dúvida, uma sociedade estratificada e cindida. Não só em distintas classes sociais – sendo a aristocracia e o campesinato as duas principais –, mas também do ponto de vista das disputas internas às classes, algo que pode ser percebido pelas tensões intermitentes das quais a documentação nos dá apenas algumas pistas. Estes conflitos internos, no que diz respeito à aristocracia, são mais evidentes no contexto das constantes disputas pelo trono régio, porém se manif… Show more

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“…The purpose of these assemblies is unclear, but they seem to represent the concerns of rural communities in opposition to urban authorities, and they also had some degree of judicial authority. 80 The material expression of these spaces of social interaction are extremely evasive, but local churches acted as common places for these types of local meetings in later centuries. 81 But in Domingo García (Segovia) we know of a site were assemblies were called, as evidenced by the repeated use of the place, including the carving of glyphs on rocks.…”
Section: Validation Of Placed-based Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The purpose of these assemblies is unclear, but they seem to represent the concerns of rural communities in opposition to urban authorities, and they also had some degree of judicial authority. 80 The material expression of these spaces of social interaction are extremely evasive, but local churches acted as common places for these types of local meetings in later centuries. 81 But in Domingo García (Segovia) we know of a site were assemblies were called, as evidenced by the repeated use of the place, including the carving of glyphs on rocks.…”
Section: Validation Of Placed-based Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%