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Este trabajo pretende demostrar que la consideración de la provincia Bética en el conjunto del imperio romano era muy superior a lo pensado hasta ahora. Durante mucho tiempo se ha creído que el ámbito de jurisdicción del senado estaba destinado a aquellos miembros del ordo que no contaban, o con la confianza del emperador, o con apoyos sólidos entre sus allegados, de tal manera que el destinar a un senador de rango pretorio al gobierno de una provincia proconsular podía interpretarse como un frenazo en su carrera. Sin embargo, se puede demostrar que el gobierno de la Bética no suponía ningún frenazo en el cursus de un senador, ni tampoco que esta provincia, como podía ser el caso de otras, estuviera infravalorada, de tal modo que su gobierno no fuera atractivo para la promoción de un senador. ; This paper aims to demonstrate that the status of the province of Baetica within the Roman Empire was much greater than has previously been believed. For a long time it has been thought that the sphere of jurisdiction of the senate was for those members of the ordo who lacked either the emperor's backing or the solid support of their allies, so that if a senator of praetorian rank was designated to govern a proconsular province, this was considered an obstacle to his career. None the less, it can be shown that government of Baetica did not represent a hiatus in a senator's cursus, and this province was not undervalued, as might have been the case with others whose government was not attractive to senators desiring promotion.

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We present a new disparity functional to measure and improve the geometric accuracy of a curved high-order mesh that approximates a target geometry model. We have devised the disparity to account for compound models, be independent of the entity parameterization, and allow trimmed entities. The disparity depends on the physical mesh and the auxiliary parametric meshes. Since it is two times differentiable on all these variables, we can minimize it with a second-order method. Its minimization with the parametric meshes as design variables measures the geometric accuracy of a given mesh. Furthermore, the minimization with both the physical and parametric meshes as design variables improves the geometric accuracy of an initial mesh. We have numerical evidence that the obtained meshes converge to the target geometry (unitary normal) algebraically, in terms of the element size, with order 2p (2p-1, respectively), where p is the polynomial degree of the mesh. Although we obtain meshes with non-interpolative boundary nodes, we propose a post-process to enforce, if required by the application, meshes with interpolative boundary nodes and featuring the same order of geometric accuracy. In conclusion, we can obtain super-convergent orders, at least for sufficiently smooth parametric curve (surface) entities, for meshes of polynomial degrees up to 4 (3, respectively). In perspective, this super-convergence might enable using a lower polynomial degree to approximate the geometry than to approximate the solution without hampering the required geometric accuracy for high-order analysis. ; This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 715546. This work has also received funding from the Generalitat de Catalunya under grant number 2017 SGR 1731. This work has been supported by FEDER and the Spanish Government, Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades grant project contract PGC2018-097257-B-C33. The work of Xevi Roca has been partially supported by the Spanish Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad under the personal grant agreement RYC-2015-01633. ; Peer Reviewed ; Postprint (published version)

Este trabajo pretende acercarse en un nuevo contexto, el de la transición del Antiguo Régimen al sistema liberal, a una realidad poco conocida en España, la de la administración señorial y, en particular la de los corregidores señoriales. Para ello, elaboramos un estudio prosopográfico de los corregidores de una importante villa señorial, Conil de la Frontera, de los estados del Duque de Medina Sidonia, entre 1779 y 1810, fecha de la primera ruptura de la continuidad señorial en esta población. ; This paper intends an approach to a scarcely known Ancien Regime feature in Spain: lordship administration, and especially lordship corregidores, in an altogether new context, that of transition to the constitutional government. To that purpose, we show a propographical study of the corregidores of an important town under lordship administration: Conil de la Frontera, in the Estate of the Duke of Medina Sidonia, between 1779 and 1810, up to the interruption of seigneurial regime in this village due to French occupation.

This paper intends an approach to a scarcely known Ancien Regime feature in Spain: lordship administration, and especially lordship corregidores, in an altogether new context, that of transition to the constitutional government. To that purpose, we show a propographical study of the corregidores of an important town under lordship administration: Conil de la Frontera, in the Estate of the Duke of Medina Sidonia, between 1779 and 1810, up to the interruption of seigneurial regime in this village due to French occupation. ; Este trabajo pretende acercarse en un nuevo contexto, el de la transición del Antiguo Régimen al sistema liberal, a una realidad poco conocida en España, la de la administración señorial y, en particular la de los corregidores señoriales. Para ello, elaboramos un estudio prosopográfico de los corregidores de una importante villa señorial, Conil de la Frontera, de los estados del Duque de Medina Sidonia, entre 1779 y 1810, fecha de la primera ruptura de la continuidad señorial en esta población.

Este trabajo pretende acercarse en un nuevo contexto, el de la transición del Antiguo Régimen al sistema liberal, a una realidad poco conocida en España, la de la administración señorial y, en particular la de los corregidores señoriales. Para ello, elaboramos un estudio prosopográfico de los corregidores de una importante villa señorial, Conil de la Frontera, de los estados del Duque de Medina Sidonia, entre 1779 y 1810, fecha de la primera ruptura de la continuidad señorial en esta población. ; This paper intends an approach to a scarcely known Ancien Regime feature in Spain: lordship administration, and especially lordship corregidores, in an altogether new context, that of transition to the constitutional government. To that purpose, we show a propographical study of the corregidores of an important town under lordship administration: Conil de la Frontera, in the Estate of the Duke of Medina Sidonia, between 1779 and 1810, up to the interruption of seigneurial regime in this village due to French occupation.