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1. MIGECIANOS, CASIANISTAS Y LA DEFINICIÓN DE UNA HEREJÍA (FIN DEL SIGLO VIII - PRINCIPIO DEL IX).

Author

ISLA FREZ, Amancio

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Published
2020
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2. Rewriting the founder: Werden on the Ruhr and the uses of hagiography.

Author

Rembold, Ingrid

Subjects
*HAGIOGRAPHY, *MONASTERIES, *RELICS, *MEDIEVAL monasticism & religious orders, *CHRISTIAN communities, *CAROLINGIANS, *HISTORY
Abstract

The rich hagiographical corpus, charters and privileges of the monastery of Werden on the Ruhr allow unparalleled access to its ninth-century history. This article focuses upon three ninth-century vitae of its founding saint which delineate both the transformations which Werden underwent in the course of the century and the ways in which the monastery attempted to respond and adapt to these changes. In so doing, it illuminates the role that saintly relics and hagiography could play in the formation of Christian communities both within and beyond cloister walls. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2015
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3. Migecianos, casianistas y la definición de una herejía (fin del siglo VIII – principio del IX)

Author

Amancio Isla Frez

Subjects
History, Early Medieval Iberia, Historia de la Iglesias, Adopcionismo, migecio, Heresy, D111-203, Persona, History (General), herejía, Reliquias, Relics, Carolingians, Migetius, Adoptionism, D1-2009, Medieval history, Iberia en la temprana Edad Media, historia de la iglesias, reliquias, Migecio, Carolingio, Philosophy, Herejía, carolingio, adopcionismo, iberia en la temprana edad media, History (General) and history of Europe, Humanities, Church history
Abstract

espanolSe estudia a los migecianos y casianistas como un grupo con propuestas religiosas asceticas que fue combatido por Toledo y la Iglesia hispana desde c 780. Al hacerlo, la Iglesia mostraba su capacidad para mantener viva su antigua funcion eclesiastica de vigilar las desviaciones religiosas. Migecianos y casianistas fueron definidos como herejes, mientras que la vieja Iglesia reforzaba su posicion de ortodoxia y hacia palpable su autoridad. Las acusaciones lanzadas contra migecianos y casianistas nos permiten saber mas sobre cual fue el centro de la polemica. A pesar de la diatriba de Elipando, en estos debates la dicusion sobre las personas y la trinidad no parece haber ocupado el centro del problema; este estuvo concentrado en los temas de convivencia con los no cristianos y, sobre todo, en las cuestiones de autoridad. EnglishMigetians and Casianists are studied as a group with ascetic religious proposals which was fought by Toledo and the Hispanic Church since ca 780. Doing so the Church showed its capacity to maintain its old ecclesiastical function of monitoring religious deviations. Migetians and Casianists were defined as heretics while the old Church reinforced its condition of orthodoxy and made evident its authority. The accusations launched against Migetians and Casianists allow us to know more about what was at the centre of the controversy. Despite Elipandus’ diatribe, disputes on the persons or the trinity do not seem to have had a fundamental role. The controversy focused in the coexistence with non-Christian populations and above all on authority.

Published
2020

4. La cripta zenoniana e le sue trasformazioni fra alto e basso medioevo: note sui cantieri e qualche proposta sulle fasi

Author

Coden, Fabio

Subjects
sculpture médiévale, sculpture romane, Carolingiens, chapiteaux romans, abbaye, scultura romanica, crypte, Gothic sculpture, relics, scultura gotica, San Zeno, Vérone, crypte, architecture médiévale, architecture romane, reliques, sculpture médiévale, sculpture romane, chapiteaux romans, chantier médiéval, abbaye, Carolingiens, architecture carolingienne, architecture gothique, sculpture gothique, architecture médiévale, cantiere medievale, Romanesque sculpture, Carolingians, medieval building site, scultura medievale, crypt, medieval sculpture, Verona, romanico, abbazia, Romanesque architecture, medieval architecture, architettura romanica, architecture romane, architecture carolingienne, capitelli romanici, San Zeno, Verona, crypt, medieval architecture, Romanesque architecture, relics, medieval sculpture, Romanesque sculpture, Romanesque capitals, medieval building site, abbey, Carolingians, Carolingian architecture, Gothic architecture, Gothic sculpture, abbey, carolingi, reliques, San Zeno, San Zeno, Verona, cripta, architettura medievale, architettura romanica, romanico, reliquie, scultura medievale, scultura romanica, capitelli romanici, cantiere medievale, abbazia, carolingi, architettura carolingia, architettura gotica, scultura gotica, reliquie, Carolingian architecture, Vérone, sculpture gothique, cripta, chantier médiéval, architettura gotica, architettura medievale, Romanesque capitals, Gothic architecture, architettura carolingia, architecture gothique
Published
2019

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