Book chapter

"Quel bello miracolo onde si fa la festa del santo Salvatore": studio sulle metamorfosi di una leggenda

    2002
Published in:
  • Santa Croce e Santo Volto. Contributi allo studio dell’origine e della fortuna del culto del Salvatore (secoli IX-XV) / Rossetti, G.. - 2002, p. 1-86
English According to an old, very widespread legend, an icon of the Saviour would have bled after being stabbed with a lance by the Jews of Beirut. The blood poured out by this icon was considered to be so worth worshipping, that it became widespread in Western Europe. Moreover, the story was yearly commemorated in Rome since at least the 10th century as a specific feast in honor of icons, being equivalent to the Byzantine Feast of Orthodoxy and known as the Feast of the Saviour on November 9. This paper investigates the origins and developments of this legends in texts and images from the 8th to the 15th century.
Faculty
Faculté des lettres et des sciences humaines
Department
Département d'histoire de l'art et d'archéologie
Language
  • Italian
Classification
Arts, entertainment, sport
License
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Identifiers
  • RERO DOC 306170
Persistent URL
https://folia.unifr.ch/unifr/documents/306237
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