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At the Foot of the Pyrenees: the Catalan City that Preserves an Impressive Romanesque Cathedral
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The capital of active tourism of the Pyrenees is located between the Segre and Valira rivers: it is La Seu d'Urgell. This episcopal seat played a prominent role since the High Middle Ages. The struggles with the civil power of the Viscounty of Castellbó would have artistic and political consequences that last until today. This historic town has an important cathedral, a beautiful historic center, the Olympic Park of the Segre and the Romanesque …
We discover the ‘Speculum al foder’, a manual for learning to copulate written anonymously in Catalan between the 14th and 15th centuries, and which is reminiscent of the ‘Kamasutra’. Víctor Lluís Pérez, historian and author of an edition of the book, explains it to us
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