La presencia en época moderna de elementos exóticos en el hogar de los eclesiásticos, especialmente los capitulares, es un signo de ostentación que responde a los comportamientos de la élite. En el caso de los miembros del clero secular local, además, resulta poco conocida. Para su análisis nos centraremos en la ciudad de Córdoba durante los reinados de Felipe II y Felipe III.
The presence of exotica in early modem times at clergymen's home, specially capitulars, is an ostentation symbol that reflects elite's behavior. Besides, this is not well known in the case of members of local secular clergy. For its analysis we will focus on the city of Cordova during the reigns of Philip II and Philip III of Spain.
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