Conrad of Hirsau’s Trees of Vices and Virtues: From <i>De fructu carnis et spiritus</i> to the <i>Speculum virginum</i>: Art and Material Culture in Medieval and Renaissance Europe, cartea 27
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004741430
ISBN-10: 9004741437
Pagini: 560
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Art and Material Culture in Medieval and Renaissance Europe
ISBN-10: 9004741437
Pagini: 560
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Art and Material Culture in Medieval and Renaissance Europe
Notă biografică
Cheryl Goggin, Ph.D. (1982), Indiana University, is Emerita Associate Professor of Art History at the University of Southern Mississippi. She has published on the Trees of Vices and Virtues and presented papers on Conrad of Hirsau and other medieval author-artists.
Matthew Ponesse, Ph.D. (2004), University of Toronto, is Professor of History at Ohio Dominican University in Columbus, Ohio. He has published critical editions, translations, and numerous articles on early medieval history, including Smaragdus of Mihiel’s Via regia (Peeters, 2023).
Matthew Ponesse, Ph.D. (2004), University of Toronto, is Professor of History at Ohio Dominican University in Columbus, Ohio. He has published critical editions, translations, and numerous articles on early medieval history, including Smaragdus of Mihiel’s Via regia (Peeters, 2023).
Cuprins
List of Figures
Introduction
1 Issues in the Scholarly Literature
2 Discoveries
3 The Pivotal Role of Conrad of Hirsau’s Trees of Vices and Virtues
4 Conclusion
1 Conrad of Hirsau
1 The Evidence of Trithemius
2 Primary Sources
3 Other Secondary Sources
4 Resolution
5 Related Works
6 Evaluation of Additional Information
7 Hirsau and Conrad
8 Conclusion
2 For Any Ignorant and New Lay Brother: De fructu carnis et spiritus
1 The First Edition
2 The Second Edition
3 The Third Edition
4 Exegesis
5 Authorial Theory
6 The Context of De fructu carnis et spiritus
7 Conclusion
3 For Matricularius R.: Dialogus-De fructu-Homo-Allocutio-De inquisitione
1 The First Edition
2 The Second Edition
3 Exegesis
4 Authorial Theory
5 The Context of Dialogus-De fructu-Homo-Allocutio-De inquisitione
6 Conclusion
4 For the Holy Virgins N. and N.: The Speculum virginum
1 The First Edition
2 The Author and the Recipients
3 The Second Edition
4 Exegesis
5 Authorial Theory
6 Conrad’s Comments on the Use of the Text and Images
7 The Context of the Speculum virginum
8 The Relationship between De fructu carnis et spiritus and the Speculum virginum
9 Conclusion
Conclusion
Appendix A: The Chronology of Conrad of Hirsau’s Development of the Autograph Manuscript of the Speculum virginum
1 First Phase
2 Second Phase
3 Third Phase
4 Fourth Phase
5 Fifth Phase
6 Conclusion
Appendix B: The Characteristics of the Definitions of the Vices and Virtues that Are Missing from Conrad of Hirsau’s Autograph Manuscript of the Speculum virginum
Preface to the Edition of De fructu carnis et spiritus
1 The Manuscripts
2 Special Characteristics of De fructu carnis et spiritus
3 Comparison to the Patrologia latina Edition
4 Conclusion
Edition and Translation
Diagrams
Sigla
Catalogue of Manuscripts
1De fructu carnis et spiritus
2Dialogus-De fructu-Homo-Allocutio-De inquisitione
3Speculum virginum
Table of the Works of Conrad of Hirsau
Bibliography
Index
Introduction
1 Issues in the Scholarly Literature
2 Discoveries
3 The Pivotal Role of Conrad of Hirsau’s Trees of Vices and Virtues
4 Conclusion
1 Conrad of Hirsau
1 The Evidence of Trithemius
2 Primary Sources
3 Other Secondary Sources
4 Resolution
5 Related Works
6 Evaluation of Additional Information
7 Hirsau and Conrad
8 Conclusion
2 For Any Ignorant and New Lay Brother: De fructu carnis et spiritus
1 The First Edition
2 The Second Edition
3 The Third Edition
4 Exegesis
5 Authorial Theory
6 The Context of De fructu carnis et spiritus
7 Conclusion
3 For Matricularius R.: Dialogus-De fructu-Homo-Allocutio-De inquisitione
1 The First Edition
2 The Second Edition
3 Exegesis
4 Authorial Theory
5 The Context of Dialogus-De fructu-Homo-Allocutio-De inquisitione
6 Conclusion
4 For the Holy Virgins N. and N.: The Speculum virginum
1 The First Edition
2 The Author and the Recipients
3 The Second Edition
4 Exegesis
5 Authorial Theory
6 Conrad’s Comments on the Use of the Text and Images
7 The Context of the Speculum virginum
8 The Relationship between De fructu carnis et spiritus and the Speculum virginum
9 Conclusion
Conclusion
Appendix A: The Chronology of Conrad of Hirsau’s Development of the Autograph Manuscript of the Speculum virginum
1 First Phase
2 Second Phase
3 Third Phase
4 Fourth Phase
5 Fifth Phase
6 Conclusion
Appendix B: The Characteristics of the Definitions of the Vices and Virtues that Are Missing from Conrad of Hirsau’s Autograph Manuscript of the Speculum virginum
Preface to the Edition of De fructu carnis et spiritus
1 The Manuscripts
2 Special Characteristics of De fructu carnis et spiritus
3 Comparison to the Patrologia latina Edition
4 Conclusion
Edition and Translation
Diagrams
Sigla
Catalogue of Manuscripts
1De fructu carnis et spiritus
2Dialogus-De fructu-Homo-Allocutio-De inquisitione
3Speculum virginum
Table of the Works of Conrad of Hirsau
Bibliography
Index