Miracula

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For example, William of Saint-Amour in his 1256 treatise against the Mendicants: "Pseudo autem Praedicatores sunt omnes, qui praedicant non missi, quantumcumque literati et sancti sint, etia si facerent signa, vel miracula.

The preacher of the Fourth Lateran Council

For an introduction to the Vita Sancti Erkenwaldi and The Miracula Sancti Erkenwald, see the most recent edition by E.

Coming to terms with a pagan past: the story of St Erkenwald

Appendices two and three are charts of the Miracula S.

Wonderful to Relate: Miracle Stories and Miracle Collecting in High Medieval England

Miracula vero quae Deus per eumdem sanctum fecerat, propter eorum multitudinem, ne modum literarum, si.

From authentic miracles to a rhetoric of authenticity: examples from the canonization and cult of St. Vincent Ferrer

Additional sources for later chapters include Columbanus' own letters, a seventh-century Vita of Columbanus and a late tenth-century text Miracula Sancti Calumbani.

Michael Richter. Bobbio in the Early Middle Ages: the abiding legacy of Columbanus

9, ad 10: "Spei non proprie attribuitur miracula facere; spes enim ordinatur ad aliquid consequendum, unde est solum de aeternis.

Spe salvi on eschatological and secular hope: a Thomistic critique of an Augustinian encyclical

27) "In haec Mosis doctrina tractanda & explicanda, non est sine causa recurrendum ad miracula, & ad potentiam Dei absolutam.

Reading the book of Genesis in the New World: Jose de Acosta and Bernabe Cobo on the origins of the American population

Contreni, "'And Even Today': Carolingian Monasticism and the Miracula sancti Germani of Heiric of Auxerre"; Steven A.

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Krusch, Bruno, Gregorii episcopi Turonensis miracula et opera minora, tome I, pars II, Scriptorum rerum Merovingicarum, of, MGH (1885).

Latin and late Latin *puta 'concubine, sexual sleeping partner' and old French pute

Grosjean, Henrici VI Angliae Regis Miracula Postuma, Brussels, 1935, p.

Who was Holbein's Lady with a squirrel and a starling? Ever since it was acquired by the National Gallery, London, in 1992 this celebrated English portrait by Holbein has remained tantalisingly anonymous. A detective trail has led David J King to East Harling in Norfolk, where clues in stained glass and a tomb reveal the sitter's identity

18: 'Ista igitur pauca de multis miracula virorum fidelium narratione cognovimus, cognitaque ad utilitatem et diligentiam posteriorum quibuslibet incultis et incompositis orationibus annotavimus.

Fecamp and vernacular historiography

Thus the ship list of William the Conqueror is appended to Essay VI, and the brief Inuentio et Miracula sancti vulfranni to Essay IV.