Tradición e hibridismo en los libros de peregrinación a Tierra Santa de los siglos XVI y XVII

Abstract

. By its very definition, the pilgrimage trips to the Holy Land bring together in their pages the story of a journey with other elements typical of devotion-al books. The journey to the places of salvation has always meant for Christians the most important of pilgrimages, whose tradition dates back to the early days of Christianity, even though the first preserved accounts ( Itinerarium Burdigalensis and Pilgrimage of Egeria ) date from the fourth century. However, in its evolution since