Douglas Lima
Professor Adjunto da Universidade Federal do Oeste do Pará (UFOPA), campus Santarém, na área de História Antiga, Medieval e Moderna. Doutor (2016) e Mestre (2012) em História pelo PPGH-UFF. Bacharel e Licenciado em História (2009) pela UFF.
Pesquisa temas relacionados ao Poder e sociedade na Baixa Idade Média Ibérica, Diplomacia e relações diplomáticas medievais, Viagens medievais e Ensino de História.
Atuou como professor do Ensino Fundamental na rede particular e pública entre 2009 e 2014, e como Professor-Tutor no curso de Licenciatura em História (EAD) da UNIRIO, no convênio entre o CEDERJ e a Universidade Aberta do Brasil (UAB).
Coordenador do LEGATIO: Grupo de Pesquisa, Ensino e Extensão em História Medieval e Ensino de história. Vice-líder do Sigillum: Estudos sobre Diplomacia e história diplomática. Membro do Vivarium - Laboratório de Estudos da Antiguidade e do Medievo/Núcleo Norte, do Scriptorium - Laboratório de Estudos Medievais e ibéricos da UFF, da Rede Brasileira de Estudos em História Moderna (H_Moderna) e da Associação Nacional de História (Anpuh).
Atualmente desenvolve projeto de pós-doutorado sobre relatos de embaixadas quatrocentistas na UNESP-Franca, sob a supervisão da Profa. Dra. Susani Silveira Lemos França.
Pesquisa temas relacionados ao Poder e sociedade na Baixa Idade Média Ibérica, Diplomacia e relações diplomáticas medievais, Viagens medievais e Ensino de História.
Atuou como professor do Ensino Fundamental na rede particular e pública entre 2009 e 2014, e como Professor-Tutor no curso de Licenciatura em História (EAD) da UNIRIO, no convênio entre o CEDERJ e a Universidade Aberta do Brasil (UAB).
Coordenador do LEGATIO: Grupo de Pesquisa, Ensino e Extensão em História Medieval e Ensino de história. Vice-líder do Sigillum: Estudos sobre Diplomacia e história diplomática. Membro do Vivarium - Laboratório de Estudos da Antiguidade e do Medievo/Núcleo Norte, do Scriptorium - Laboratório de Estudos Medievais e ibéricos da UFF, da Rede Brasileira de Estudos em História Moderna (H_Moderna) e da Associação Nacional de História (Anpuh).
Atualmente desenvolve projeto de pós-doutorado sobre relatos de embaixadas quatrocentistas na UNESP-Franca, sob a supervisão da Profa. Dra. Susani Silveira Lemos França.
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considerada como passagem da diplomacia medieval para a diplomacia moderna, notando ainda o seu papel como campo de exercício e afirmação do poder régio português. O recorte temporal concentra-se no reinado de D. Afonso V, tendo como
ponto de partida o fim da regência (1448) e, como limite, a morte do monarca (1481). Fez-se uso de diferentes documentações, como crônicas, narrativas de viagens, tratados,
genealogias e fontes normativas. Esse variado corpus documental permitiu alcançar diferentes aspectos da diplomacia medieval quatrocentista, notando a importância
institucional na condução dos assuntos externos, o crescente impacto da diplomacia para as finanças do reino, a definição de um perfil de embaixador letrado associado ao espaço cortesão, o uso de diferentes mecanismos de negociação, e a promoção da imagem externa do reino através das cerimônias diplomáticas.
Palavras-chave: Portugal – D. Afonso V – Diplomacia
The research investigates different aspects of the fifteenth diplomatic practice, and it is structured in three areas: the institutions that advise the monarch in diplomatic affairs; men chosen as ambassadors; and diplomatic practices, understood as the trading mechanisms and ceremonies of diplomacy. We sought in this way to understand the workings of diplomacy at a time considered as a passage from medieval to modern diplomacy, noting also its role as an exercise field and affirmation of the Portuguese royal power. The time frame focuses on the reign of King Afonso V, taking as its starting point the end of the regency (1448) and, as a limit, the death of the monarch (1481). There was use of different documentation, such as chronicles, travel narratives, treaties, genealogies and regulatory sources. This varied documentary corpus allowed us to achieve different aspects of the fifteenth medieval diplomacy, noting the institutional importance in the conduct of foreign affairs, the growing impact of diplomacy on the realm of finance, the definition of a literate ambassador profile associated with the courtly space, the use of different mechanisms of negotiation and the promotion of the external image of the kingdom through the diplomatic ceremonies.
Portugal – D. Afonso V – Diplomacy
Palavras-chave: Portugal – Dinastia de Avis – Infante D. Pedro – Diplomacia – Alianças Externas
I studied the role of infant D. Pedro in the construction and consolidation of Portugal external alliances in the first half of XV century. I analyzed the travel of Infant by Christendom (1425-1428), understanding this mission as a paradigmatic tool in Middle Ages diplomatic relations. The chronological limit of the research is the Battle of Alfarrobeira, fact that shocked the external alliances of the kingdom because affected one of the axis of this relations, i.e., the illustrious D. Pedro. By studying a broad documental corpus, I intended show the importance of personal bonds and of linage solidarity for the structuration of external alliances in Late Middle Ages. I proposed yet to evidence the action of Infant in the affirmation of Avis dynasty. Keywords: Portugal – Dynasty of Avis – Infant D. Pedro – Diplomacy – External alliances.
Papers by Douglas Lima
reestruturação da história do reino de Portugal, o presente estudo propõe discutir como a diplomacia e, especialmente, as cerimônias da diplomacia atuaram na promoção da história do reino durante o século XV. Para tal, concentra-se a reflexão no Diário de viagem do embaixador Nicolau Lanckman de Valckenstein, sobre o casamento de D. Leonor, na narrativa Viaje a España, sobre a viagem de Jorge de Ehingen aos reinos ibéricos, e na Oratio Oboedientiae ao papa, em 1485, de Vasco Fernandes de Lucena. Procura-se demonstrar que através da diplomacia se apresentava ao estrangeiro a história do reino de Portugal associada
à providência divina e à luta contra o infiel, marcas da memória quatrocentista promovida pela dinastia de Avis.
Considering the importance of the Avis dynasty in the construction
and restructuring of the history of the kingdom of Portugal, the present study discusses how diplomacy and, especially, the ceremonies of diplomacy served to promote the history of the kingdom during the fifteenth century. Thus, the reflection focuses on the Diário de viagem do embaixador Nicolau Lanckman de Valckenstein, about the marriage of D. Leonor, on the narrative Viaje a España, about the trip of Jorge de Ehingen to the Iberian kingdoms, and on the Oratio Oboedientiae to the pope, in 1485, by Vasco Fernandes de Lucena. The intend is to demonstrate that through diplomacy it was presented to the foreigner the history of the kingdom of Portugal associated to divine providence and to the fight against the infidel, marks of the memory of the 14th century promoted by the Avis dynasty.
ABSTRACT The study of diplomacy is one of the more traditional areas of history, however the investigation of these issues in the periods prior to the seventeenth century suffers from distrust and disbelief. Nevertheless, the issues in question have received new attention by historians in recent decades, and the relationship between Information and Diplomacy is an example of these new studies. It is observed that between the end of the Middle Ages and the constitution of the modern world, the secular and ecclesiastical powers sought political advantages through the gathering and use of information. Based on this problem, this article analyzes two cases, the military campaign for the conquest of Ceuta and the repercussions of the battle of Alfarrobeira, in order to understand the development of politics of information in the late Middle Ages and the growing importance of information for Iberian diplomacy.
The debates about the National Curricular Common Base (BNCC) have highlighted positions that propose restrictions on the study of antiquity and the Middle Ages in basic education, a position that mobilized Brazilian medievalists in order to justify the permanence of the area in school education and to initiate a reflection on the teaching of medieval history in schools. The BNCC is the document that will guide all levels of education in Brazil, so this article discusses the presence of the Middle Ages in the three versions of BNCC and present some notes about the insertion of the Middle Ages in school education.
ABSTRACT: The development of monarchies in the late Middle Ages involved numerous factors, among them the use of information has been the object of increasing investigations of historiography.The kingdom of Portugal expresses such importance of information and rumors and this article discusses the case of the regency begun after the death of King D. Duarte (1438) and the minority of the crown prince. Considering this case, the study focuses on the Chronica de El-Rei D. Affonso V, by Rui de Pina, and analyzes the presence of rumors in the context of disputes around of the Portuguese regency, problematizing how such information contributed to maculate the image of queen D. Leonor.
Abstract: From the studies of the new history of medieval diplomacy, the article addresses the participation of the nobility in diplomacy, considering the kingdom of Portugal in the fifteenth century, when the office of ambassador gained its first definitions in the West. The text discusses the role of the courtesan nobility, focusing attention on the Sousa and Silveira families, lineages with important presence in diplomacy.
Abstract In view of the growing importance of the Council for medieval monarchies, this article proposes to analyze the profile of the councilors in the iberian Middle Ages from the mirrors of princes, a genre affirmed in the medieval West since the thirteenth century with origins in the Greek and Roman, Christian and Muslim textual tradition. For the study it is analyzed the Libro del Consejo e de los consejeros, of Maestre Pedro, the first treaty in the Iberian Peninsula destined to the regal councilors. The work aims to show how the text builds a profile of councilors guided by virtues and vices, creating a political pedagogy for the men who passed to guide the monarchies of the period.
understanding the language and being aware of the variety of works which are available. The article discusses the insertion of Comics in the school environment and problematizes the language of comics in the History teaching, presenting suggestions of works and possible discussions for the area.
Keywords: D. Pedro, Infant; Avis Dynasty, Portuguese-Aragonese relationships; marriage.
be they electronic or analog games. In this sense, the article analyzes the medievalismo — understood as the reception of the Middle Ages in the post-medieval period — in modern board games. The selection of games was held in two sites related to the
theme, one international and the other Brazilian, and included a set of 20 Eurogames. Through the analyzed games it is possible to recognize some signs that refer to the representation of the Middle Ages in board games, which form a visual lexicon that
evokes the Middle Ages present in the contemporary imagination.
considerada como passagem da diplomacia medieval para a diplomacia moderna, notando ainda o seu papel como campo de exercício e afirmação do poder régio português. O recorte temporal concentra-se no reinado de D. Afonso V, tendo como
ponto de partida o fim da regência (1448) e, como limite, a morte do monarca (1481). Fez-se uso de diferentes documentações, como crônicas, narrativas de viagens, tratados,
genealogias e fontes normativas. Esse variado corpus documental permitiu alcançar diferentes aspectos da diplomacia medieval quatrocentista, notando a importância
institucional na condução dos assuntos externos, o crescente impacto da diplomacia para as finanças do reino, a definição de um perfil de embaixador letrado associado ao espaço cortesão, o uso de diferentes mecanismos de negociação, e a promoção da imagem externa do reino através das cerimônias diplomáticas.
Palavras-chave: Portugal – D. Afonso V – Diplomacia
The research investigates different aspects of the fifteenth diplomatic practice, and it is structured in three areas: the institutions that advise the monarch in diplomatic affairs; men chosen as ambassadors; and diplomatic practices, understood as the trading mechanisms and ceremonies of diplomacy. We sought in this way to understand the workings of diplomacy at a time considered as a passage from medieval to modern diplomacy, noting also its role as an exercise field and affirmation of the Portuguese royal power. The time frame focuses on the reign of King Afonso V, taking as its starting point the end of the regency (1448) and, as a limit, the death of the monarch (1481). There was use of different documentation, such as chronicles, travel narratives, treaties, genealogies and regulatory sources. This varied documentary corpus allowed us to achieve different aspects of the fifteenth medieval diplomacy, noting the institutional importance in the conduct of foreign affairs, the growing impact of diplomacy on the realm of finance, the definition of a literate ambassador profile associated with the courtly space, the use of different mechanisms of negotiation and the promotion of the external image of the kingdom through the diplomatic ceremonies.
Portugal – D. Afonso V – Diplomacy
Palavras-chave: Portugal – Dinastia de Avis – Infante D. Pedro – Diplomacia – Alianças Externas
I studied the role of infant D. Pedro in the construction and consolidation of Portugal external alliances in the first half of XV century. I analyzed the travel of Infant by Christendom (1425-1428), understanding this mission as a paradigmatic tool in Middle Ages diplomatic relations. The chronological limit of the research is the Battle of Alfarrobeira, fact that shocked the external alliances of the kingdom because affected one of the axis of this relations, i.e., the illustrious D. Pedro. By studying a broad documental corpus, I intended show the importance of personal bonds and of linage solidarity for the structuration of external alliances in Late Middle Ages. I proposed yet to evidence the action of Infant in the affirmation of Avis dynasty. Keywords: Portugal – Dynasty of Avis – Infant D. Pedro – Diplomacy – External alliances.
reestruturação da história do reino de Portugal, o presente estudo propõe discutir como a diplomacia e, especialmente, as cerimônias da diplomacia atuaram na promoção da história do reino durante o século XV. Para tal, concentra-se a reflexão no Diário de viagem do embaixador Nicolau Lanckman de Valckenstein, sobre o casamento de D. Leonor, na narrativa Viaje a España, sobre a viagem de Jorge de Ehingen aos reinos ibéricos, e na Oratio Oboedientiae ao papa, em 1485, de Vasco Fernandes de Lucena. Procura-se demonstrar que através da diplomacia se apresentava ao estrangeiro a história do reino de Portugal associada
à providência divina e à luta contra o infiel, marcas da memória quatrocentista promovida pela dinastia de Avis.
Considering the importance of the Avis dynasty in the construction
and restructuring of the history of the kingdom of Portugal, the present study discusses how diplomacy and, especially, the ceremonies of diplomacy served to promote the history of the kingdom during the fifteenth century. Thus, the reflection focuses on the Diário de viagem do embaixador Nicolau Lanckman de Valckenstein, about the marriage of D. Leonor, on the narrative Viaje a España, about the trip of Jorge de Ehingen to the Iberian kingdoms, and on the Oratio Oboedientiae to the pope, in 1485, by Vasco Fernandes de Lucena. The intend is to demonstrate that through diplomacy it was presented to the foreigner the history of the kingdom of Portugal associated to divine providence and to the fight against the infidel, marks of the memory of the 14th century promoted by the Avis dynasty.
ABSTRACT The study of diplomacy is one of the more traditional areas of history, however the investigation of these issues in the periods prior to the seventeenth century suffers from distrust and disbelief. Nevertheless, the issues in question have received new attention by historians in recent decades, and the relationship between Information and Diplomacy is an example of these new studies. It is observed that between the end of the Middle Ages and the constitution of the modern world, the secular and ecclesiastical powers sought political advantages through the gathering and use of information. Based on this problem, this article analyzes two cases, the military campaign for the conquest of Ceuta and the repercussions of the battle of Alfarrobeira, in order to understand the development of politics of information in the late Middle Ages and the growing importance of information for Iberian diplomacy.
The debates about the National Curricular Common Base (BNCC) have highlighted positions that propose restrictions on the study of antiquity and the Middle Ages in basic education, a position that mobilized Brazilian medievalists in order to justify the permanence of the area in school education and to initiate a reflection on the teaching of medieval history in schools. The BNCC is the document that will guide all levels of education in Brazil, so this article discusses the presence of the Middle Ages in the three versions of BNCC and present some notes about the insertion of the Middle Ages in school education.
ABSTRACT: The development of monarchies in the late Middle Ages involved numerous factors, among them the use of information has been the object of increasing investigations of historiography.The kingdom of Portugal expresses such importance of information and rumors and this article discusses the case of the regency begun after the death of King D. Duarte (1438) and the minority of the crown prince. Considering this case, the study focuses on the Chronica de El-Rei D. Affonso V, by Rui de Pina, and analyzes the presence of rumors in the context of disputes around of the Portuguese regency, problematizing how such information contributed to maculate the image of queen D. Leonor.
Abstract: From the studies of the new history of medieval diplomacy, the article addresses the participation of the nobility in diplomacy, considering the kingdom of Portugal in the fifteenth century, when the office of ambassador gained its first definitions in the West. The text discusses the role of the courtesan nobility, focusing attention on the Sousa and Silveira families, lineages with important presence in diplomacy.
Abstract In view of the growing importance of the Council for medieval monarchies, this article proposes to analyze the profile of the councilors in the iberian Middle Ages from the mirrors of princes, a genre affirmed in the medieval West since the thirteenth century with origins in the Greek and Roman, Christian and Muslim textual tradition. For the study it is analyzed the Libro del Consejo e de los consejeros, of Maestre Pedro, the first treaty in the Iberian Peninsula destined to the regal councilors. The work aims to show how the text builds a profile of councilors guided by virtues and vices, creating a political pedagogy for the men who passed to guide the monarchies of the period.
understanding the language and being aware of the variety of works which are available. The article discusses the insertion of Comics in the school environment and problematizes the language of comics in the History teaching, presenting suggestions of works and possible discussions for the area.
Keywords: D. Pedro, Infant; Avis Dynasty, Portuguese-Aragonese relationships; marriage.
be they electronic or analog games. In this sense, the article analyzes the medievalismo — understood as the reception of the Middle Ages in the post-medieval period — in modern board games. The selection of games was held in two sites related to the
theme, one international and the other Brazilian, and included a set of 20 Eurogames. Through the analyzed games it is possible to recognize some signs that refer to the representation of the Middle Ages in board games, which form a visual lexicon that
evokes the Middle Ages present in the contemporary imagination.
BUENO, André; ESTACHESKI, Dulceli; NETO, José Maria Sousa; BIRRO, Renan [ORGS.] Learning History: Teaching History & the Middle Ages. União da Vitória: Edições Especiais Sobre Ontens, 2019, 129pp.
SUMÁRIO
LITERATURA E HISTÓRIA COMO SABERES COMPLEMENTARES SOBRE O MEDIEVO – INTRODUÇÃO A UMA DISCUSSÃO
Álvaro Alfredo Bragança Júnior, 6
A IDADE MÉDIA ENCANTADA DOS ARAUTOS DO EVANGELHO ANALISADA ATRAVÉS DO MEDIEVALISM
Clinio de Oliveira Amaral e João Guilherme Lisbôa Rangel, 11
O MEDIEVALISMO NO BRASIL E O SEU POTENCIAL PEDAGÓGICO
Douglas Mota Xavier de Lima, 19
AS TRADUÇÕES E A PESQUISA EM HISTÓRIA MEDIEVAL: REFLEXÕES SOBRE UM PROBLEMA
Lukas Gabriel Grzybowski, 27
JOGOS ELETRÔNICOS E MEDIEVALISMO: REFLEXÕES E CRÍTICAS NA EDUCAÇÃO BRASILEIRA
Renan Marques Birro, 37
DISCUTIR GÊNERO NO CONTEÚDO DE HISTÓRIA MEDIEVAL: ALGUMAS POSSIBILIDADES DE REFLEXÃO A PARTIR DO JOGO “HAGIOGRAFANDO”
Danielle Mendes da Costa e Mariane Godoy da Costa Leal Ferreira, 47
DO INTERESSE PELA MENTALIDADE MEDIEVAL: A FACE MONSTRUOSA DA COLONIZAÇÃO E OUTRAS PONDERAÇÕES
Eduardo Leite Lisboa, 55
O ENSINO DE HISTÓRIA MEDIEVAL: O CINEMA COMO FERRAMENTA AUXILIAR NO PROCESSO DE ENSINO-APRENDIZAGEM
Fábio Alexandre da Silva e Graziele Rodrigues de Oliveira, 63
O FENÔMENO DO PODER E DO LEGÍTIMO NA ASCENSÃO DO IMPÉRIO CAROLÍNGIO
Guilherme Tavares Lopes Balau, 69
HISTÓRIA E IMAGEM: O DIABO NAS REPRESENTAÇÕES VISUAIS MEDIEVAIS (SÉCULOS VI E XII)
Juliana Gomes Rodrigues e Luciano José Vianna, 75
A INFLUÊNCIA DA ARTE GÓTICA NAS CATEDRAIS DA BAIXA IDADE MÉDIA DO SÉCULO XII
Leandro de Almeida Costa, 85
ENSINO DE HISTÓRIA E TEMPORALIDADE NA CRÔNICA “BREVÍSIMA RELACIÓN DE LA DESTRUCCIÓN DE LAS INDIAS” DE BARTOLOMÉ DE LAS CASAS
Luciano José Vianna, 93
LITERATURAS MEDIEVAIS SOB A ÓTICA CONTEMPORÂNEA: A RESSIGNIFICAÇÃO DE PERSONAGENS MEDIEVAIS NAS OBRAS DE TOLKIEN E ROWLING
Lunielle de Brito Santos Bueno, 100
negotiation, as well as to the problematization of courtiers aspects that characterize diplomacy and ambassadors of the period. In addition, we seek to demonstrate that narrative comparison allows to highlight both the new contours of spectacle that royalty ceremonies were gaining throughout the 15th century, as the regal power concern with foreign policy propaganda.
Con el Encuentro "Comunicación política y diplomacia en la Baja Edad Media" que tendrá lugar en la Universidad de Évora (Portugal) durante los días 17 y 18 de noviembre de 2016 se pretende realizar un estado de la cuestión de la historia de la diplomacia medieval, una temática en proceso de renovación metodológica. Para ello pondremos nuestra atención en aspectos como las nuevas tendencias historiográficas, la gran diversidad de fuentes disponibles (literatura, archivos, correspondencia...), la sociología de los protagonistas (eclesiásticos, nobles, letrados, mercaderes...) y los diversos contextos en los que se ejerció la diplomacia (papado, reinos, ciudades...). Con tal fin se reunirán algunos de los principales especialistas europeos, protagonistas de esa renovación historiográfica, junto con algunos jóvenes investigadores españoles y portugueses que están trabajando en la materia con proyectos de investigación financiados por el Gobierno de Portugal.
Avec le congrès "La communication politique et la diplomatie à la fin du Moyen Age" qui aura lieu à l'Université d'Évora (Portugal) le 17 et 18 de Novembre de 2016, nous voulons faire un état de la question de l'histoire de la diplomatie médiévale, un sujet sur le processus de renouvellement méthodologique. Pour cela, nous allons mettre l'accent sur certains aspects tels que les nouvelles tendances historiographiques, la grande variété de sources disponibles (littérature, archives, correspondance ...), la sociologie des protagonistes (ecclésiastiques, noblesse, juristes, commerçants...) et les différents contextes politiques de la diplomatie (papauté, royaumes, villes ...). À cette fin, nous allons rencontrer certaines des grands spécialistes européens, protagonistes de ce renouveau historiographique, ainsi que quelques jeunes chercheurs espagnols et portugais travaillant dans le domaine grâce à des projets de recherche financés par le Gouvernement du Portugal.
With the meeting "Political communication and diplomacy in the Late Middle Ages" to be held at the University of Évora (Portugal) during the 17th and 18th November of 2016, we want carry out a state of the art on the history of medieval diplomacy, a topic on methodological renewal process. For this we will focus on aspects such as new historiographical tendencies the wide range of sources available (literature, archives, letters...), sociology of the protagonists (clergy, nobility, lawyers, merchants...) and the different political contexts of medieval diplomacy (papacy, kingdoms, cities...). For this purpose we will meet some of the main European specialists, protagonists of this historiographical renewal, along with some young Spanish and Portuguese researchers working in the field with research projects funded by the Government of Portugal.
Palavras-chave: Cortes portuguesas – D. Afonso V –Relações externas
La historia de la diplomacia medieval es una temática en proceso de renovación metodológica. Por ello pretendemos realizar un estado de la cuestión en la que se tienen en cuenta las nuevas tendencias historiográficas, la gran diversidad de fuentes disponibles (documentos de archivo, crónicas, libros de viajes...), la sociología de los protagonistas (eclesiásticos, letrados, notarios, espías ...) y los diversos contextos políticos que ejercieron la diplomacia (papado, reinos, ciudades). Con tal fin, reunimos una seleción de aportaciones de algunos de los principales especialistas y de jóvenes investigadores con proyectos dentro de esta temática.
A história da diplomacia medieval é uma temática em processo de renovação metodológica. Por isso pretende-mos fazer um estado da arte da história da diplomacia medieval tendo em atenção aspectos como as novas tendencias historiograficas, a grande diversidade de fontes disponíveis (documentação dos arquivos, crónicas, livros de viagens…), a sociología dos protagonistas (eclesiásticos, letrados, notários, espiões…) e os diversos contextos políticos que exerceram diplomacia (papado, reinos, cidades…). Para tal, reuni-mos uma selecção de contributos de alguns dos principais especialistas e dos jovens com projetos em curso na área.
The history of medieval diplomacy is a subject in a methodological renovation process. For that reason we intend to realize a state of the art in which the new historiographical tendencies are taken into account, the great diversity of available sources (archival documents, chronicles, travel books...), the sociology of the protagonists (ecclesiastics, lawyers, notaries, spies...) and the various political contexts that exercised diplomacy (papacy, kingdoms, cities...). For this, we gather a selection of contributions from some of the main specialists and young researchers who have active research projects on the subject.
My talk, in Portuguese, about "Lisboa e a diplomacia portuguesa de finais da Idade Média" for the first SIGILLUM web conference, Brazil (Universidade Federal de Tocantins; Universidade Federal do Oeste do Pará) now online, with colleagues D Lima, L César, T Groh e D Pimenta.
https://youtu.be/nQuuCBNDQlM?t=136
(approximately 35 minutes plus Q&A)