07 — The Mozarabic Church
The ecclesial and cultural world to which Laura belonged: the Mozarabic Church of al-Andalus — its surviving hierarchy and ancient Hispanic liturgy, the learned world of Eulogius and Albarus, and the long process of Arabization and decline that frames the martyr movement and Laura’s place in it.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| christianity-in-al-andalus.md | The Mozarabic Church — its liturgy, its bishops, its slow decline; the cultural world of Albarus and Eulogius |
| arabization-and-survival.md | The cultural pull of Arabic, conversion and the conversion-curve debate, and the long survival and contraction of the Mozarabic community |
See Also
- 01 — Foundations — al-Andalus under the Umayyads
- 02 — The Martyrs of Córdoba — the martyr movement as a reaction to assimilation
- 03 — The Convent of Cuteclara — Mozarabic women’s monasticism
- Master README — the collection overview