Diplomática episcopal

Ciudad de México, odisea de siglos. La grandeza mexicana, La región más transparente, Ojerosa y pintada. Crisol de encuentros entre lo majestuoso, lo insólito, lo entrañable y lo mágico. El desfile de la gran urbe: mansiones de leyenda, quintas solariegas, callejones oscuros, barrios. Lugares que se han ido para siempre; otros que perdurarán eternamente. Estas crónicas se pasean por sus calles y avenidas, del cuento de hadas de la Casa Requena al desfile de alhajas de los viejos teatros; de los bailes de don Porfirio a las aventuras eróticas del doctor Atl y Nahui Ollin en el...

Tratado breve sobre las características más distintivas de la civilización romana desde la fundación de Roma hasta su decadencia como imperio. Se analizan costumbres, política, filosofía, actitudes religiosas y el derecho positivo que legaron los romanos al mundo.

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