This document discusses representations of Saint Jerome in the wilderness in German Renaissance art, and explores related themes of astrology, the afterlife, and penance. It presents numerous images from the 15th-16th centuries depicting Saint Jerome by artists like Dürer and Cranach, as well as epitaphs and manuscripts touching on astrology and the soul's journey after death.
This document discusses representations of Saint Jerome in the wilderness in German Renaissance art, and explores related themes of astrology, the afterlife, and penance. It presents numerous images from the 15th-16th centuries depicting Saint Jerome by artists like Dürer and Cranach, as well as epitaphs and manuscripts touching on astrology and the soul's journey after death.
1. … δεχόμενος καὶ Suscipio et amplector … suscipiens et amplectens
ἀσπαζόμενος τιμητικῶς τὰς honorabiliter sanctas et honorabiliter sanctas et
ἁγίας καὶ σεπτὰς εἰκόνας· καὶ uenerandas imagines uenerabiles imagines: atque
τὴν κατὰ λατρεῖαν secundum seruitium adorationem quae per
προσκύνησιν μόνη τῇ adorationis, quod latriam, id est, Deo debitam
ὑπερουσίῳ καὶ ζωαρχικῇ consubstantiali et uiuificatrici seruitutem efficitur, soli
τριάδι ἀναπέμπω … Trinitati emitto … supersubstantiali et uiuificae
Trinitati impendo.
2. Germigny-des-Prés, Orléans-i Theodulf oratóriuma, apszismozaik, 799–806 körül
ORACLUM SCM ET CERUBIN HIC ASPICE SPECTANS ET TESTAMENTI EN MICAT ARCA DEI
HAEC CERNENS PRECIBUSQUE STUDENS PULSARE TONANTEM THEODULFUM VOTIS IUNGITO QUAESO TUIS
3. Róma, Santa Maria Maggiore, részletek a diadalív mozaikjáról,
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