Els càtars a la província eclesiàstica de Tarragona

Trabajo no publicado, 2017

Se da a conocer un trabajo inédito de Mn. Jaume Bofarull Cendra, director del Museo Diocesano de Tarragona entre 1914 y 1932. Se trata de las fichas preparatorias en las cuales se recoge la epigrafía de las sepulturas de los arzobispos de Tarragona, tanto en la misma ciudad como en otros lugares donde fueron sepultados.

Arrels cristianes. Temps d'expansió. Temps de crisi i de redifinició. L'època moderna. Segles XVI-XVIII, 2007

Sanchez Boira, Imma L'interior de les cases dels eclesiàstics de Lleida. Arrels cristianes. Temps d'expansió. Temps de crisi i de redifinició. L'època moderna. Segles XVI-XVIII. volum III, Pagès editors: Lleida, 2007, p. 191-204

Locus Amoenus (Bellaterra, Barcelona) , 2011

El siguiente trabajo ofrece una aproximación a los acontecimientos acaecidos en la catedral de Tarragona durante los prolegómenos, el sitio, el asalto, el saqueo y la ocu-pación de la ciudad por las tropas napoleónicas (1808-1813). La catedral quedó como único lugar de culto, pero además se usó como torre de vigilancia, hospital de sangre y refugio contra los bombardeos. Todo ello causó desperfectos en algunas capillas del templo. Sus responsables, no obstante, pudieron salvar gran parte de la plata litúrgica y la colección de tapices, que enviaron a la isla de Mallorca. En el transcurso del asalto y el saqueo en el interior de la catedral y sus alrededores, se vivieron algunas de las es-cenas más crueles y sangrientas de la historia de Tarragona, cuando las tropas invasoras atacaron a los civiles indefensos. Abstract The Vicissitudes of the Cathedral of Tarragona between 1808 and 1813 The following article explores the events that took place in the Tarragona Cathedral during the prolegomena, siege, assault, sacking and occupation of the city by Napo-leonic troops (1808-1813). The cathedral became the only place of worship in the city and was also used as a watchtower, fi eld hospital and refuge from the bombardment. As a result, some of the chapels were damaged. However, the church leaders were able to save most of the liturgical silver and tapestry collection by sending it to the island of Mallorca. Some of the bloodiest and most ruthless events in the history of Tarragona took place during the assault and sacking of the cathedral and its surroundings when the invading troops attacked the defenceless civilians.

1994

Número 870-Cargo de bienes nacionales del clero secular. 1847. Número 871-Cargo de bienes nacionales de fincas religiosas. 1847. Número 872-Cargo de bienes nacionales del clero secular. 1848. Número 873-Cargo de bienes nacionales. 1848. Número 874-Cargo por venta de fincas del clero secular. 1848. Número 875-Cargo por venta de fincas religiosas. 1848. Número 876-Cargo por venta de fincas religiosas. 1848. Número 974-Libro de acreedores: sueldos de contaduría ordinarios, cargas de justicia por secuestro, cargas de justicia por religiosas, cargas de justicia por religiosos, por bienes desamortizados. 1846.

T R A M A 2 - TREBALLS D'ARQUEOLOGIA DE LA MEDITERRÀNIA ANTIGA , 2015

This book contains a compilation of the epigraphy in the Iberian language and writing found in the province of Tarragona up until December 2010, a total of 58 inscriptions. Part of this assemblage consists of previously published documents that have been revised and restudied in the light of our current knowledge of Iberian epigraphy. The new epigraphs are those that have been discovered in recent years or have been found in museums or other collections during fieldwork. New proposals are offered for the reading and interpretation of some of the previously known texts, as well as all the contextual data it has been possible to compile for each piece. It should be stressed that two of the counties in the province of Tarragona –Baix Ebre and Conca de Barberà– have not provided any Iberian documents. Those that have given us the largest number of inscriptions are Ribera d’Ebre (19) and Tarragonès (17). The most outstanding settlements are Castellet de Banyoles (Tivissa), Sant Miquel de Vinebre and Tarragona. In the case of Montsià county, of particular interest are the inscriptions from La Moleta del Remei (Alcanar) and Amposta. Also noteworthy is Vilar de Valls (Alt Camp), which has given us two singular epigraphs: a text of 29 symbols on a spindle and a piece of Attic ware with a reference to its owner, which may be the oldest piece in the studied area. Taking into account the material and typology of the media, the inscriptions can be categorised as follows: 32 pottery vessels, 11 stone items, 7 lead sheets, 5 silver vessels, 2 loom weights and a spindle. Among the pottery, the most common finds are Campanian B and B-oid. Information about the context of the find is often missing, as many of the pieces were moved from their original sites to be reused, discarded or placed in a collection and therefore we lack precise references. We know the original location of some of the epigraphs: a dwelling site, a hoard or a treasure (Tivissa) and the inscriptions on an interior wall of the Minerva Tower (Tarragona). Other more sporadic locations include circulation levels, caves and production areas. The most common purpose of an inscription, in keeping with the rest of the Iberian corpus, is the identification of the owner or recipient of the object (normally the pottery). A total of 25 pieces have been interpreted in this way. On the other hand, the inscriptions on lead sheets have been classified as administrative or commercial documents. Other functions about which we can be fairly certain are funerary inscriptions, indications of the manufacturer or producer (normally stamps) and dedications. As far as the chronology is concerned, examples of Iberian script begin to appear timidly in the 4th century BC and slowly increase throughout the following century. However, the highest percentage of inscriptions is found between the end of the 3rd and beginning of the 1st centuries BC, in other words during the Romanisation period. Continuing use of Iberian script is attested up to the beginning of the 1st century AD, particularly in Tarraco and Baix Camp county. In Tarraco these late-period documents are contemporary with the city’s first Latin inscriptions, although by the end of Augustus’ mandate, Latin had definitively replaced the indigenous script. http://hdl.handle.net/2072/256618

Aplec de treballs, 2015

Visió general del procés de configuració territorial de l’arquebisbat de Tarragona a través de la xarxa parroquial que s’anà creant a partir de la restauració de la seu tarragonina. L’article se centra en l’aspecte territorial de la formació de les parròquies de la Conca de Barberà.

Butlletí Arqueològic de la Reial Societat Arqueològica Tarraconense, 2021

L’objectiu d’aquest treball és oferir una visió general del procés de configuració territorial de l’arquebisbat de Tarragona, el qual s’articulà a partir de la xarxa parroquial que s’anà creant a partir de la restauració de la seu metropolitana.

Abrente Boletin De La Real Academia Gallega De Bellas Artes De Nuestra Senora Del Rosario, 2006

A partir del estudio de dos tipos de capiteles decorados con tallos, se propone considerar la irradiación artística de los enclaves cistercienses de Sobrado y Monfero sobre la veintena larga de iglesias de los siglos XII y XIII incluidas en la comarca de Betanzos, sobre todo en base a los restos conservados en la sala capitular del monasterio de Sobrado.

BARGALLÓ, Maria (ed.), "Recerca en Humanitats 2019", Tarragona: Universitat Rovira i Virgili, 2020, pp. 79-94.

Publicacions de la Universitat Rovira i Virgili Av. Catalunya, 35 · 43002 Tarragona Tel. 977 558 474 · [email protected] www.publicacions.urv.cat 1a edició: juny de 2020 ISBN (paper): 978-84-8424-863-7 ISBN (PDF): 978-84-8424-864-4