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Book Title
Saints and their Legacies in Medieval Iceland
Publication Name
Saints and Their Legacies in Medieval Iceland
Title
Saints and their Legacies in Medieval Iceland
Author
Stephen Pelle
Contributor
Gottskálk Jensson (Contributions by)
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-10
184384611X
EAN
9781843846116
ISBN
9781843846116
Publisher
Boydell & Brewer, The Limited
Genre
Philosophy & Spirituality
Subject
Literary Criticism
Release Year
2021
Release Date
16/07/2021
Country/Region of Manufacture
GB
Item Height
1.1in
Item Length
9.3in
Item Weight
0 Oz
Series
Studies in Old Norse Literature Ser.
Publication Year
2021
Type
Textbook
Language
Old Norse
Item Width
6.4in
Number of Pages
402 Pages

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An examination of hagiographical traditions and their impact.Icelanders venerated numerous saints, both indigenous and from overseas, in the Middle Ages. However, although its literary elite was well acquainted with contemporary Continental currents in hagiographic compositions, theological discussions, and worship practices, much of the history of the learned European networks through which the Icelandic cult of the saints developed and partially survived the Lutheran Reformation remains obscure.The essays collected in this volume address this lacuna by exploring the legacies of the cult of some of the most prominent saints and holy men in medieval Iceland (the Virgin Mary along with SS Agnes of Rome, Benedict of Nursia, Catherine of Alexandria, Dominic of Caleruega, Michael the Archangel, Jón of Hólar, Þorlákr of Skálholt, Lárentíus of Hólar, and Guðmundr the Good), using evidence drawn from Old Norse-Icelandic and Latin hagiographic literature, homilies, prayers, diplomas, sacred art, place-names, and church dedications. By placing the medieval Icelandic cult of the saints within its wider European context, the contributions trace new historical routes of cultural transmission and define the creative processes of the accommodation and adaptation of foreign hagiographic sources and models in medieval and early modern Iceland. They provide a clear picture of an Icelandic hagiographic literature and culture that celebrates the splendour of the saints; they also show how an engaging literary genre, which became immensely popular on the island throughout the Middle Ages and beyond, was created. and church dedications. By placing the medieval Icelandic cult of the saints within its wider European context, the contributions trace new historical routes of cultural transmission and define the creative processes of the accommodation and adaptation of foreign hagiographic sources and models in medieval and early modern Iceland. They provide a clear picture of an Icelandic hagiographic literature and culture that celebrates the splendour of the saints; they also show how an engaging literary genre, which became immensely popular on the island throughout the Middle Ages and beyond, was created. and church dedications. By placing the medieval Icelandic cult of the saints within its wider European context, the contributions trace new historical routes of cultural transmission and define the creative processes of the accommodation and adaptation of foreign hagiographic sources and models in medieval and early modern Iceland. They provide a clear picture of an Icelandic hagiographic literature and culture that celebrates the splendour of the saints; they also show how an engaging literary genre, which became immensely popular on the island throughout the Middle Ages and beyond, was created. and church dedications. By placing the medieval Icelandic cult of the saints within its wider European context, the contributions trace new historical routes of cultural transmission and define the creative processes of the accommodation and adaptation of foreign hagiographic sources and models in medieval and early modern Iceland. They provide a clear picture of an Icelandic hagiographic literature and culture that celebrates the splendour of the saints; they also show how an engaging literary genre, which became immensely popular on the island throughout the Middle Ages and beyond, was created. celebrates the splendour of the saints; they also show how an engaging literary genre, which became immensely popular on the island throughout the Middle Ages and beyond, was created.

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Publisher
Boydell & Brewer, The Limited
ISBN-10
184384611x
ISBN-13
9781843846116
eBay Product ID (ePID)
9050386664

Product Key Features

Author
Stephen Pelle
Publication Name
Saints and Their Legacies in Medieval Iceland
Format
Hardcover
Language
Old Norse
Publication Year
2021
Series
Studies in Old Norse Literature Ser.
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
402 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.3in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
6.4in
Item Weight
0 Oz

Additional Product Features

Series Volume Number
9
Lc Classification Number
Pt7162
Reviews
This collection, though, certainly counts as fine work: it is a wonderful testimony tothe vibrancy of recent research on the cults of saints in Iceland and its potential for giving usnew insights into literary culture both in the early twelfth century and into the Reformationand beyond.
Table of Content
List of Illustrations Notes on Contributors AcknowledgementsList of Abbreviations 1 Introduction: The Splendor of the SaintsDARIO BULLITTA Rannsokun heilagra boka: The Search for Holy Books2 Medieval Icelandic Hagiography: The State of the ArtKIRSTEN WOLF3 An Old Norse Adaptation of an All Saints Sermon by Maurice de SullySTEPHEN PELLE4 The Tuscan Provenance of Framfr MaríuDARIO BULLITTA Heilagir byskupar: Holy Bishops5 Latin Oratory at the Edge of the World: The Fragments of Gizurr Hallsson's *Gesta Scalotensis ecclesie presulum and the *Vita sancti ThorlaciGOTTSKÁLK JENSSON6 Three Scenes from Jóns saga helga: A Typological Mode of Thought in Early Icelandic HagiographyHAKI ANTONSSON7 Lárentíus saga byskups: Between History and HistoriographyFULVIO FERRARI8 Remembering Saints and Bishops in Medieval IcelandÁSDÍS EGILSDÓTTIRHeilagir karlar ok englar: Holy Men and Angels9 Þat vóro lavg munka: A Reading of Benedikts saga in Light of the Regula sancti BenedictiMAURO CAMIZ10 The Lore of St Dominic in Medieval Iceland and NorwaySIMONETTA BATTISTA11 The Veneration of St Michael in Medieval IcelandMARGARET CORMACK Heilagar meyjar: Holy Maidens12 Katrínarhólar: St Catherine's Hills, Milk, and Mount SinaiHELGI ÞORLÁKSSON13 St Agnes of Rome in Late Medieval and Early Modern Icelandic VerseNATALIE M. VAN DEUSEN BibliographyIndex of Manuscripts General IndexÞat vóro lavg munka: A Reading of Benedikts saga in Light of the Regula sancti BenedictiMAURO CAMIZ10 The Lore of St Dominic in Medieval Iceland and NorwaySIMONETTA BATTISTA11 The Veneration of St Michael in Medieval IcelandMARGARET CORMACK Heilagar meyjar: Holy Maidens12 Katrínarhólar: St Catherine's Hills, Milk, and Mount SinaiHELGI ÞORLÁKSSON13 St Agnes of Rome in Late Medieval and Early Modern Icelandic VerseNATALIE M. VAN DEUSEN BibliographyIndex of Manuscripts General IndexÞat vóro lavg munka: A Reading of Benedikts saga in Light of the Regula sancti BenedictiMAURO CAMIZ10 The Lore of St Dominic in Medieval Iceland and NorwaySIMONETTA BATTISTA11 The Veneration of St Michael in Medieval IcelandMARGARET CORMACK Heilagar meyjar: Holy Maidens12 Katrínarhólar: St Catherine's Hills, Milk, and Mount SinaiHELGI ÞORLÁKSSON13 St Agnes of Rome in Late Medieval and Early Modern Icelandic VerseNATALIE M. VAN DEUSEN BibliographyIndex of Manuscripts General IndexÞat vóro lavg munka: A Reading of Benedikts saga in Light of the Regula sancti BenedictiMAURO CAMIZ10 The Lore of St Dominic in Medieval Iceland and NorwaySIMONETTA BATTISTA11 The Veneration of St Michael in Medieval IcelandMARGARET CORMACK Heilagar meyjar: Holy Maidens12 Katrínarhólar: St Catherine's Hills, Milk, and Mount SinaiHELGI ÞORLÁKSSON13 St Agnes of Rome in Late Medieval and Early Modern Icelandic VerseNATALIE M. VAN DEUSEN BibliographyIndex of Manuscripts General IndexgraphyIndex of Manuscripts General Index
Copyright Date
2021
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Topic
Medieval, Christianity / History
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Literary Criticism, Religion

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