Arabic Spain : sidelights on her history and art (1912)
Whishaw, Bernhard, Whishaw, Allen Mary · London : Smith · leaf 446
d al Lakhmi. The Aiabic castle, thewalls of which are still seen close to the convent, shows the importanceattached to the defence of Moguer when the Muwallads and Mozarabsruled there. Until 1911 the Convent belonged to the Order of Poor Clares(Clarices), and as long as one of them remained alive… … Fig. 13.—Convento de la Luz (No. 4). The Arabic Infirmary of thePoor Clares. 1 APPENDIX 399 been taken over by a teaching branch of the Conceptionists, ^vho offerno obstacles to its investigation by serious students. It so happenedthat we were the first foreigners to obtain admittance for the…
Art, Byzantine · Arabs -- Spain · Spain -- History
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