Alonso Quesada, Agustín Millares Carlo, Argote de Molina y el solar norte de la catedral

Authors

  • Antonio Henríquez Jiménez

Keywords:

Argote de Molina, Gonzalo. Millares Carlo, Agustín, Remero Quesada, Rafael, Alonso Quesada, catedral de Las Palmas, hospital de San Martín, Las Palmas' cathedral

Abstract

Se presentan dos textos: una carta de don Agustín Millares Carlo y una "Crónica de la ciudad" de Alonso Quesada, que no aparece en su Obra Completa, en los que se habla del solar norte de la catedral de Las Palmas y del enterramiento en él del historiador y genealogista sevilano Gonzalo Argote de Molina.

Two Texts are presented: A letter from D. Agustín Millares Carlo and a "Crónica de la ciudad" from Alonso Quesasda, that doesn't appear in the Obra Completa from Alonso Quesada in which is spoken about the north building site of Las Palnias' cathedral and of the burial in it of the genealogist and historian Gonzalo Argote de Molina from Seville.

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Issue

Nº 6: (2001-2002)

Section

Studies

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