
The Historical Institute collaborates with the universities of Saint Thomas Aquinas and of the Holy Cross of Rome
As part of the ‘Student Theology Conference’ held at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome
The Historical Institute of the Province of Hispania is a cultural and academic institution. Its main objective is the preservation, research and diffusion of the history of the Order of Preachers in Spain and the other places where its friars carried out their mission over the centuries.
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The Historical Institute collaborates with the universities of Saint Thomas Aquinas and of the Holy Cross of Rome
As part of the ‘Student Theology Conference’ held at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome

O_Lumen hosts a conference on Spanish Dominican Masters of the Order of the Modern Age
On 13 February 2026, specialists reviewed the Dominican government and its provinces (17th–18th centuries).

The AUSP hosts a seminar on Dominican chronicles in the printing workshop
Organised by the Historical Institute of the Dominican Order of the Province of Spain, the Antoni Gaudí Faculty and various research groups linked to the UAB and its bibliographical heritage
Dominicos en Andalucía: priores, conventos e iconografía (spanish)
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It allows a significant approach to various Dominican realities in different areas of the former province of Baetica and the Dominican heritage of the city of Utrera.
El Rosario: historia, iconografía, cofradía y santidad en Andalucía (spanish)
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The Rosary is the result of a long history of prayer, devotion, association, as well as a very interesting iconography that has marked the history of Catholicism.
Archivo Dominicano
Annual journal for the research and dissemination of the history of the Dominicans in Spain and other places where their friars carried out their mission over the centuries.
Monumenta Histórica Iberoamericana
The Historical Institute has had the editorial collection Monumenta Histórica Iberoamericana published by Editorial San Esteban-Edibesa in Salamanca.