Also, a substantial part of the Eastgate in the town walls survives, which I’d not realised before.

Complicated, but probably an enhancement to the site.

The 12th-c remains are spectacular.

And here’s the enormous new cathedral, alongside the old one

A notice about the frequency of the Mozarabic rite, in one of the cloister chapels.

This is a tenth-century mosque, later the church of Christo de la Luz

This is a twelfth-century synagogue, later the church of Santa Maria la Blanca. Truly extraordinary.

Thank you. The new edition is based on a different manuscript, not used by the last editor of the text, and is hopefully more faithful to the original text. In any case, it looks rather different from the old Mellows edition.

It's a good book. I learnt from reading it.