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Luciano Cordeiro
1844-1900
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Books by Luciano Cordeiro
As obras dos Jeronymos parecer apresentado à Commissão dos Monumentos Nacionaes em sessão de 7 de Novembro de 1895
"As obras dos Jeronymos" by Luciano Cordeiro is a historical account written in the late 19th century. The book focuses on the restoration and reconstruction efforts of the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon, Portugal, examining the architectural and artistic ambitions associated with this significant monument. Cordeiro critiques the intentions and outcomes of these works, highlighting the difficulties and misjudgments that plagued the project. In the book, Cordeiro presents a thorough analysis of the efforts made to restore the Jerónimos Monastery, emphasizing the conflict between the need for a functional institution, such as the Casa Pia for orphans, and the artistic ideals of restoring a historic landmark. He discusses the various architects involved, the proposed designs, and the eventual failures, including a catastrophic collapse that drew attention to the inadequacies of the construction methods. Cordeiro advocates for a holistic understanding of the monument's historical significance and integrity while suggesting alternative uses for the space that would honor its heritage, rather than compromise it with modern institutional needs.
O thesouro do rei Fernando historia anecdotica de um tratado inedito
"O thesouro do rei Fernando" by Luciano Cordeiro is a historical narrative written in the late 19th century. The book details an anecdotal history surrounding an unpublished treaty from the 14th century, specifically between King Fernando I of Portugal and Duke Louis of Anjou, which aimed at waging war against the King of Aragon. The story delves into the political intricacies and alliances that shaped the Iberian Peninsula during a tumultuous time. At the start of the text, we learn about the discovery of a significant document by Charles Urseau, a secretary to the Bishop of Angers, which outlines the treaty made in 1377. The document pertains to an agreement between King Fernando and Duke Louis of Anjou, outlining their combined efforts to combat King Pedro IV of Aragon. The narrative provides insights into the alliances, political maneuvers, and the personalities involved, framing the discussion around the historical context of Portugal's monarchy and its struggles for independence within the political landscape of the time. Cordeiro emphasizes the importance of understanding these historical events and documents to fully appreciate their impact on the country’s identity and legacy.
Inscripções portuguezas
"Inscripções portuguezas" by Luciano Cordeiro is a historical publication written in the late 19th century. This book serves as a collection of Portuguese inscriptions, particularly those found on monuments and tombs, offering insights into Portuguese heritage and genealogies. The work is notable for its systematic gathering of these inscriptions, aiming to preserve significant historical data that might otherwise be lost. The content of "Inscripções portuguezas" consists of detailed examinations and transcriptions of various inscriptions from a range of locations across Portugal, including churches and castles. Cordeiro meticulously documents inscriptions, providing interpretations and contextual information about the individuals and historical events referenced. The book emphasizes the importance of preserving these inscriptions as crucial links to the past, highlighting their value for genealogical research and the broader understanding of Portuguese history and culture. Through this work, Cordeiro not only catalogues these inscriptions but also advocates for their significance in maintaining national memory.