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pointed out. Neither does
Badajoz, because it did not exist at the time of the chronicle; Bishop Prudencio Sandoval of Pamplona, who first published the chronicle in its entirety in 1615, evidently thought Pax Julia was Badajoz, since he refers to "Isidore, bishop of Badajoz" in his title to the
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but this attribution is now widely accepted as being the result of compounded errors. Henry Wace explained the origin and the phantom history of "Isidorus
Pacensis", an otherwise unattested bishop of
407:.1, (March 1999:13-29). Two of the manuscripts, though they bear no author's name, were asserted by seventeenth-century scholars to bear the name of "Isidorus Pacensis (Wace 1880).
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Chronicle of 754 covers the years 610 to 754, during which it has few contemporary sources against which to check its veracity. It begins with the accession of
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215:, vol. 96, p. 1253 sqq. and given a modern critical edition and translated into Spanish by José Eduardo Lopez Pereira. An English translation by
391:(London: Allen & Unwin, 1971); Collins, conversely, eschewed the later, mythologised Arabic accounts, for which he has been criticised.
126:. A recent study by Lopez Pereira rejects both these in favour of an unidentified smaller city in present-day south-east Spain.
420:(Zaragoza, 1980); followed by a revised Latin edition and translation, with numerous essays, in 2009 (see References below)
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In some manuscripts the sections are apportioned into 13 chapters and an appendix. See the edition of Lopez
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Tailhan seems to have been the first to reject
Isidorus Pacensis as author, but remarkably believed the
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Hartmann, Carmen
Cardelle de (2003). "The textual transmission of the Mozarabic Chronicle of 754".
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survives in three manuscripts, of which the earliest, of the ninth century, is divided between the
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453:. Fuentes y Estudios de Historia Leonesa 127. León, 2009.
259:(2012), "Misunderstanding cultures: Islam and the West",
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297:"Isidorus Pacensis" appears in error as bishop of
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540:Christian texts of the medieval Islamic world
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449:J. Eduardo Lopez Pereira,
275:Evert Van De Poll (2013),
207:, 1615; it was printed in
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63:(Christian) chronicler in
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223:(Liverpool, 1990).
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