%0 Journal Article 
%A Fernández Camacho, Pamina
%T Naves cartaginesas por el Atlántico. Nuevas consideraciones sobre la construcción de la imagen de Cádiz en la historiografía del siglo XVI a través de las fuentes clásicas

%D 2020
%@ 0874‐5498
%U http://hdl.handle.net/10498/22965
%X Ocampo has been a pioneer in the composition of a history of Spain where
classical sources were used to ground innovative constructions inspired by the present. In
this article, we look into a passage of his work that provides the account of the Carthaginian
discovery of an island, at the time identified as America, by analyzing the contrast
with his usual categorization, according to which the inhabitants of Cádiz were divided
into locals and invaders, attributing to the former the responsibility of maritime discoveries.
Finally, we put forward three reasons for this discrepancy, considering the context
of the work and the concerns of the author and his contemporaries.

%K Florián de Ocampo
%K De mirabilibus auscultationibus
%K Renaissance historiography
%K classical tradition
%K Gades/Cádiz
%~ Universidad de Cádiz