Ritual and the Rood: Liturgical Images and the Old English Poems of the Dream of the Rood TraditionUniversity of Toronto Press, 2005. 1. 1. - 427페이지 Ritual and the Rood is a study of four of the most important surviving artifacts from Anglo-Saxon England: the elaborate eighth-century stone cross still standing at Ruthwell in Dumfriesshire, Scotland; the related cross-shaft at Bewcastle; the majestic and hypnotizing Dream of the Rood, a poem surviving in a late tenth-century manuscript now in Vercelli, North Italy; and the early eleventh-century metal reliquary cross now preserved in the Cathedral of Saints Michael and Gudule in Brussels, Belgium. In bringing together these scattered witnesses to the sustained brilliance of Anglo-Saxon artistic achievement across several centuries, Éamonn Ó Carragáin has produced a study of great significance to Anglo-Saxon history. He grounds his work in liturgical practices and demonstrates that even in the far North of (then) Anglo-Saxon England, people were deeply influenced by the latest developments in liturgy taking place in Rome. Ritual and the Rood is an important contribution to medieval studies and will prove valuable to a wide range of readers, as well as being of particular relevance to those interested in cultural contacts between Germanic and Latin traditions, between England and the Continent, and in the subtle relations that Anglo-Saxon designers established between word and image. |
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... Eucharist ཙང 141 ( a ) The Archer with the book - satchel ( b ) The eagles gather : the ' Eagle on the Branch ' and the Eagle of St John ( c ) The first side of the missing transom : a baptismal scene ? ( vi ) Laetare Hierusalem ...
... eucharistic service for the Annunciation A theological epitome of the tradition : John Donne and the Annunciation and Passion falling on one day , 1608 355 359 362 Bibliography Index of Biblical Citations General Index 372 404 407 ...
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Maps figs 57 | 5 |
the Cross as antihero at the Passion an original narrative | 15 |
iii Aims and method of the book | 15 |
iii Is the upper stone an afterthought? | 27 |
v Original or secondary? The Ruthwell vinescrolls and their tituli | 47 |
vi Roman or Celtic? The Ruthwell audience and their spirituality | 54 |
iii Christs conception and death on 25 March and the Christian solar cycle | 83 |
vi The Cross encounters Fortitudo Dei in Christ | 93 |
iv The Gelasian Ordo integrates Veneration of the Cross with Communion | 195 |
liturgical inculturation at Rome and at Ruthwell | 223 |
the function of the Ruthwell vinescrolls and their runic tituli | 280 |
the Crucifixion narrative | 308 |
the processional cross at Brussels as | 339 |
The abridgement of Christs story from John the Archcantor | 355 |
John Donne and the Annunciation | 362 |
Bibliography | 372 |