Journal

For issue XXXII, to be published in 2018, texts should be submitted until June 30, 2018.

The article(s) must be submitted through the OJS platform available in http://impactum-journals.uc.pt/boletimauc.

To send proposals for articles you must register on the platform OJS (Open Journal System) at the following address: http://impactum-journals.uc.pt/boletimauc/user/register. In the registration form you must fill in the fields marked as required (*) and choose the option to register as an AUTHOR.
The authors give the Bulletin of the University of Coimbra all rights to publishing articles accepted for publication. As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
The texts should be presented in Times New Roman, size 12, with one and a half spaced line spacing.
The article title should be right aligned, size 14, bold.
The name (s) of author (s) must appear on the line immediately following the title, right aligned, size 12, followed by institutional affiliation and email address institutional or personal.
The footnotes (in Times New Roman, size 10, single-spaced line spacing) should be reduced to the essentials.
All text should include a bibliography which should include the works in alphabetical order explicitly mentioned in the text or notes.
The quotes not exceeding two lines must be integrated in the text in quotation marks. Larger excerpts, should be cited in different paragraph (s), in quotation marks, with leading of 1,25 cm on the left side, spaced and equal in size to the footnotes (font size 10 and simple spaced).
In the citation and referencing documents and bibliography follows the NP 405-1 with minor adjustments.
Thus, for the referral document, they must integrate all the elements needed for an accurate identification of species, and therefore adopt the following model: Institute of the National Archives / Torre do Tombo (Lisbon) - General Council of the Holy Office, Book 123, fl. 3.
The bibliographic references to appear in a footnote should indicate, whatever the nature of the publication (book, article, etc..), Surname (s) of author (s) (in capitals), year of publication of the work and the page (s) corresponding to the citation (eg. SOUSA, 2003: 455). In the case of works of two authors should indicate the names of both, separated by & (eg. SOUSA & LOPES, 1997: 123). In the case of several authors, the surname of the first author should be followed by the phrase et al. (eg. FERNANDES et al., 2010: 132). In the case of authors with more than a work referred to in the bibliography and published in the same year, it should be added to the year of publication a letter corresponding to the alphabetical order of the bibliography (eg. ANTUNES, 2002a: 56).
The final list of Bibliographic references follows the following matrix:
Monographs:
CAEIRO, Francisco (1961) – O arquiduque Alberto de Áustria. Lisboa: Edição do autor. Periodicals:
VIEIRA, Domingos Lourenço (2011) – A trajectória histórica da noção de ingerência humanitária. Humanística e Teologia. 32, 1, p. 337-356.
Chapters in collective works:
BRÉHIER, L. (1951) — La legende dês sages paiens à Byzance. In PÈERIN, Charles (org.) – Mélanges d´histoire du Moyen Age dediès à la memóire de Louis Halphen. Paris: Presses Univeristaires de France, p. 61-70.
Theses:
AMARAL, André (2002) – A guerra de Tróia. Paraná: [s. n.] (PhD thesis in History presented at the University of Paraná).

Monographs in electronic support:
AMARAL, Luís Carlos (2007) — Formação e desenvolvimento do domínio da diocese de Braga no período da Reconquista (séc. IX-1137). Available in (accessed date 12/09/2010).”