Registrar la muerte (1381-1512). Un análisis de testamentos y mandas pías contenidos en los protocolos notariales navarros

Julia Baldó Alcoz; Ángeles García de la Borbolla; Julia Pavón Benito

doi:10.3989/hispania.2005.v65.i219.162

Registrar la muerte (1381-1512). Un análisis de testamentos y mandas pías contenidos en los protocolos notariales navarros

Authors

Julia Baldó Alcoz Universidad de Navarra
Ángeles García de la Borbolla Universidad de Navarra
Julia Pavón Benito Universidad de Navarra

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3989/hispania.2005.v65.i219.162

Keywords:

Middle Ages, Death, Kingdom of Navarre

Abstract

The wills preserved in the Archivos de Protocolos Notariales de Navarra (AGN and AMT) from before 1512 allow a scientific approach to one of the more important questions of medieval life: death. The analysis of these documents reveals some aspects of the mental and spiritual universe of medieval men and women. Attitudes, gestures, religious and devotional practices are built on a common idea: that death is the beginning of a new life. In this sense, the person who knows of his status as a creature of God articulates the arrangements necessary for obtaining eternal salvation.

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2005-04-30

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Baldó Alcoz, J., García de la Borbolla, Ángeles, & Pavón Benito, J. (2005). Registrar la muerte (1381-1512). Un análisis de testamentos y mandas pías contenidos en los protocolos notariales navarros. Hispania, 65(219), 155–225. https://doi.org/10.3989/hispania.2005.v65.i219.162

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Vol. 65 No. 219 (2005)

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Studies

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