Ever since the publication of Peter Brown’s seminal study of the cult of saints in late antiquity, the nexus between presence (praesentia), visibility, and potency (potentia) has been central to scholarly debates about relics and their significance in medieval societies. As is now widely held, the power of relics to act within and to intercede for a given community rested on their localised presence and availability. However, relics were neither permanently nor directly visible to the faithfu..
This article examines an overlooked fifteenth-century document which attacks and refutes 35 extracts...
In the early 840s, Archbishop Amolo of Lyons wrote to one of his suffragan bishops about extraordina...
In recent years the study of miraculous images has experienced a substantial re-evaluation of their ...
This essay investigates the reception, ceremonial display and storage of a newly imported set of Byz...
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My dissertation inserts the incorruptible body into the discussion of image devotion and relic vener...
The article begins with an analysis of a modern relic and of relics in general. This leads to a twof...
This thesis is concerned with the movement of corporeal relics in France, England and the Low Countr...
This article discusses the ways in which the physical presence of consecrated virgins was perceived,...
Book synopsis: This volume explores the late medieval and early modern periods from the perspective ...
This thesis examines Augustine of Hippo\u27s support of the cult of relics through the lens of Peter...
International audienceThis contribution explores several aspects of the traduction of the theology o...
This paper examines the materiality and use of religious relics by the Military Orders. Examples tak...
This introduction presents the rationale for this monographic issue. The idea of visibility and its ...
This contribution falls within the topic of the “development of guidelines and best practices” and d...
This article examines an overlooked fifteenth-century document which attacks and refutes 35 extracts...
In the early 840s, Archbishop Amolo of Lyons wrote to one of his suffragan bishops about extraordina...
In recent years the study of miraculous images has experienced a substantial re-evaluation of their ...
This essay investigates the reception, ceremonial display and storage of a newly imported set of Byz...
This article examines impression relics associated with Saints Peter and Paul: the apostolic knee pr...
My dissertation inserts the incorruptible body into the discussion of image devotion and relic vener...
The article begins with an analysis of a modern relic and of relics in general. This leads to a twof...
This thesis is concerned with the movement of corporeal relics in France, England and the Low Countr...
This article discusses the ways in which the physical presence of consecrated virgins was perceived,...
Book synopsis: This volume explores the late medieval and early modern periods from the perspective ...
This thesis examines Augustine of Hippo\u27s support of the cult of relics through the lens of Peter...
International audienceThis contribution explores several aspects of the traduction of the theology o...
This paper examines the materiality and use of religious relics by the Military Orders. Examples tak...
This introduction presents the rationale for this monographic issue. The idea of visibility and its ...
This contribution falls within the topic of the “development of guidelines and best practices” and d...
This article examines an overlooked fifteenth-century document which attacks and refutes 35 extracts...
In the early 840s, Archbishop Amolo of Lyons wrote to one of his suffragan bishops about extraordina...
In recent years the study of miraculous images has experienced a substantial re-evaluation of their ...