Documents of Christian Workers in the Great Mosque of Cordova?
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https://doi.org/10.3989/alqantara.2010.v31.i1.108Keywords:
Great Mosque of Cordova, Lapidary Signs, Christian Symbolism, Islamic SymbolismAbstract
This paper is a critical revision of the hypothesis put forward by Manuel Ocaña Jiménez, according to which some of lapidary signs of the Great Mosque of Córdoba were the work of Christian labourers. My conclusion is that this hypothesis is untenable.
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