The cathedrals of northern Spain, their history and their architecture; together with much of interest concerning the bishops, rulers and other personages identified with them (1906)
Rudy, Charles · Boston, L. C. Page & company · leaf 280
to believe — with the erec-tion of the Pillar in Saragosse; at least,they resemble each other in certain un-mistakable details. Calahorra. — The fourth of the cathedralchurches of Upper Rioja is that of Cala-horra. After the repopulation of the townby Alfonso VI. of Castile in the eleventhcentury,… … iM v:^ L / The Cathedrals of Northern Spain tians, when the Moors conquered the fortress,and a church was built near the same spot.Of this eleventh-century church nothing re-mains to-day. In the twelfth century, a new buildingwas begun, but the process of constructioncontinued slowly, and it was…
Cathedrals -- Spain
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