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The chapel of St Martin of the Old Cathedral of Salamanca houses a tomb identified by an epitaph as belonging to the thirteenth-century bishop Pedro Perez. This inscription is a Latin poem praising the virtues of the prelate through topoi that reveal no real data about his life: in fact, our knowledge of Pedro Perez still relies on the work of scholars of the 17 th and 18 th centuries. The aim of this article is, on the one hand, editing and analysing the epitaph as an outstanding example of the Latin poetry of its age and, on the other hand, studying, through records, the life and career of this very interesting personage, quite probably the founder of the chapel of St Martin and, if so, the person responsible for its original decoration, from which wall paintings still survive.

Lo que un epitafio esconde: Pedro Pérez, obispo de Salamanca (1248-1264)