Abstract
In this work there is studied the episode of the appearance of the apostle Santiago to Charlemagne contained in the book IV of the Codex Calixtinus. The anachronism of this fact is justified with the Epistola Leonis (contained in the book III of the Codex), probably of the century XI, which is a history attributed to a pope Leon arid directed the kings of Francs, Romans, Goth and Vandal, that had reigned three centuries before that Charlemagne. Across this Epistola of fiction the Emperor would have news of the existence of the sepulcher of the Apostle in Europa's limits before his invention in the year 818.
Highlights
Al concluir mi monografía acerca de La traslación aérea de Santiago Apóstol, publicada en el anterior número de Cuadernos de Estudios Gallegos, me referí al misterioso período que atrevidamente titulé Burato negro na historia de Galicia
In this work there is studied the episode of the appearance of the apostle Santiago
to Charlemagne contained in the book IV of the Codex Calixtinus
Summary
En este trabajo see estudia ell episodio dee la aparición del apóstol Santiago a Carlomagno, contenido enn ell libro IVV deell Codex Calixtinnuuss. EEl anacronismo dee este hecho ess justificcaaddoo coonn la denominada Epistola Leonis (contenida enn ell libro IIII del Codex), probablemente deell siglo XI, que ess unnaa nnaarrrraacciióónn aattrriibbuuiiddaa aauunnppaappaa LLeeóónn yy ddiirriiggiiddaa aa lloossrreeyyeess ddee Francos, Romanos, Godos y Vándalos, que habían reinado tres siglos antes que Carlomagno. A través dee esta Epistola dee ficciónn ell Emperador tendría noticia dee la existencia deell sepulcro del Apóstol enn looss confíines dde Europa con anterioridad a suu invención enn ell año 818
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