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A historiografia tradicionalmente considerou Magneto/Meinedo como a sede originária da diocese do Porto/Portucale no VI século. Esta conclusão é baseada principalmente em duas fontes: o Parochiale Suevorum e as atas do II Concílio de Braga, onde entre os subscriptores aparece um «Viator Magnetensis ecclesiae episcopus». A análise das fontes, do contexto histórico e das cronologias mostra, contudo, um panorama mais complexo e muito contraditório. Neste trabalho tentaremos examinar as várias interpretações avançadas pela historiografia e propor uma reflexão sobre o Parochiale Suevorum e as relações entre Meinedo e Porto entre a Tardo-Antiguidade e a Alta Idade Média. Para alcançar estes objetivos vamos primeiro apresentar os dados da historiografia sobre este tema, e num segundo momento analisaremos comparativamente as informações contidas nas fontes e nos materiais arqueológicos. Por último, avançaremos algumas possíveis hipóteses para interpretar a eventual ligação entre as duas dioceses.
Traditionally, scholars considered Magneto/Meinedo as the originary See of Porto/Portucale in the 6th century. This conclusion grounds mainly on two sources: the Parochiale Suevorum and the acts of the II Council of Braga, where among the subscribers appears a «Viator Magnetensis ecclesiae episcopus». The analysis of the sources in their historical context and chronology show, however, a more complex and contradictory panorama. In this work, we will try to examine the different interpretations elaborated by scholars and to propose a reflection on both the Parochiale Suevorum and the relations between Meinedo and Porto between the Late Antiquity and the High Middle Ages. In order to achieve these objectives, we will first introduce the historiographical outcomes on this specific theme. Second, we will analyse and compare historiographical data to the information contained in both written sources and archaeological materials. Finally, we will advance some possible hypotheses to interpret the eventual connection between these two dioceses.
Traditionally, scholars considered Magneto/Meinedo as the originary See of Porto/Portucale in the 6th century. This conclusion grounds mainly on two sources: the Parochiale Suevorum and the acts of the II Council of Braga, where among the subscribers appears a «Viator Magnetensis ecclesiae episcopus». The analysis of the sources in their historical context and chronology show, however, a more complex and contradictory panorama. In this work, we will try to examine the different interpretations elaborated by scholars and to propose a reflection on both the Parochiale Suevorum and the relations between Meinedo and Porto between the Late Antiquity and the High Middle Ages. In order to achieve these objectives, we will first introduce the historiographical outcomes on this specific theme. Second, we will analyse and compare historiographical data to the information contained in both written sources and archaeological materials. Finally, we will advance some possible hypotheses to interpret the eventual connection between these two dioceses.
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Magneto/Meinedo Porto/Portucale Reino Suevo Parochiale Suevorum Século VI Suevic kingdom 6th century
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Universidade do Porto