No. 12 (1995): Language and History: Homage to Professor Dr. D. Antonio Yelo Templado
Antigüedad y Cristianismo
When I arrived fifteen years ago in this land of chancers, Nazarenes and orange trees in bloom, previously unknown to me, my ship was fortunate to be the first to stray in the landscapes of Ancient History, not in those of the veteran of the "oikistes" that followed shortly after, Prof. Antonino Gonzalez Blanco, wise man, vivific outburst, teacher delivered to his students until the end. In illo tempore, the winds of our beloved Ancient History were blown by a feminine, a mulier fortis, who vindicated the helm before his title of Professor of Archeology, Epigraphy and Numismatics. However, despite its Prussian strokes, it is still alive in our recognition for the academic interest that it has always put in bringing together the various subjects that make up the antiquity sciences. This satisfied me, but did not impact me.
