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--- In romconlang@yahoogroups.com, "Isaac Penzev" <isaacp@u...> wrote: > Costentin Cornomorus eskribiw: > > > --- Isaac Penzev <isaacp@u...> wrote: > > > > > I think most of Christians in > > > Ajami-speaking countries (at least in Endalutz > > > [Spain and Portugal > > > *here*] and her former colonies) would be > > > followers of Rito Ladino > > > (Latin Rite), > > > > What happened to the Isidiorian Rite? > > Hmm. What is Isidorian Rite? I don't know enough religious situation > in Western Europe in 7th-9th cc. AD. I was assuming that after > Toledo Council Spain was dominantly Roman Catholic. If it is not so, > I'd like to hear clarifications. Your asistance will be much > appreciated. > The Isidorian Rite is the one that was used in Spain, particularly under Muslim rule. * Here * it exists in highly attenuated form in one chapel at Granada. In FI, it exists in a well-preserved form is the rite used in the Emirate of Granada and the Marinid Caliphate (both the African portion and the Biraniyya (South American) portion. > Bechairo, > -- Yitzik