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This work aims to answer the question of whether the perpetual exhibition of the Blessed Sacrament in the cathedral of Lugo was born as a reaction to the priscillianist doctrines, which contrary to the divinity of Christ in his Manichaean dualism, advocated a rejection of everything material, including the Eucharistic species. To this end, it presents the evolution of Eucharistic worship from the earliest times until the 16th century with the Protestant reform and the Council of Trent. Also included is the doctrine of the work Argos Divina (Santiago, 1700) by Juan Pallares y Gayoso, a lecturer from the Lucense cathedral, regarding the antipriscillianist origin of the Eucharistic exhibition, and the later interpretations of this work. Based on the above, taking into account the examination of historical sources, it is concluded that the “lucense” Eucharistic Exhibition is not prior to the 16th century.

O culto eucarístico lucense como resposta ao priscilianismo? Ler na actualidade Argos Divina