Don Quijote, rey de España

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"Inventario de los libros que han tenido ingreso en la secretaría de la Real academía," 1922-29, with v. 83, 85, 87, 89, 91-92, 96, 99.

The most famous cathedrals in Europe are being ransacked in a strange succession of events. Relics of the Passion of Christ disappear and are replaced by copies while the Vatican and the police are powerless to prevent it. At the same time, Europol start looking into the mysterious killings of two university professors whose only apparent connection is their specialisation, the roots of Christianity in Ethiopia. Embroiled in a series of events that are spiralling out of control, the main characters are faced with an obscure sect set on seeing the apocalypse foretold by their leader come into...

Cuentan que el 1 de mayo de 1539, cuando murió la emperatriz Isabel, con apenas treinta y seis años, no había forma de separar de su cuerpo a su viudo Carlos V, y que este cayó en tal depresión que tuvo que retirarse al monasterio jerónimo de La Sisla. El emperador nunca volvió a casarse, ni superó su muerte. Pero Isabel no fue solo su amada esposa y madre del futuro rey Felipe II, fue también la gobernadora de España en las largas ausencias de su marido por los reinos de Europa. Gracias a su saber hacer y a su buen tino con las cortes de Castilla y Aragón, la dinastía de los...