Toponimia en el Camino de Santiago
a su paso por Aragón
The Way of Saint James in Aragon offers several itineraries with different origins. One of them is the so-called Catalan Way, which has its starting point in the monastery of Montserrat. In this paper we are going to deal with this route as it passes through the Aragon region. Within the framework of the macro-project Toponomasticon Hispaniae, we will analyse some of the place names found along the two routes into which this Jacobean Way forks (Tamarit de Llitera, Berbegal, Pueyo de Fañanás, Bolea, Fraga, Candasnos, Bujaraloz or Pina de Ebro, among others).
Javier Giralt. Degree and PhD in Philosophy and Arts from the University of Zaragoza. Professor of Catalan Philology at the University of Saragossa. President of the Academia Aragonesa de la Lengua and Director of the Institut Aragonès del Català. His scientific career has focused on research into Catalan in Aragon.