The torture of the cross and the crucifixion in Latin hagiography from late antiquity to the Middle Ages

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  • Background and chapter summary
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  • Assembling crucified saints : from gnostic doubles to affirmations of the incarnation
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  • Debating about the cross : the rhetoric of crucifixion in the Passio Sancti Andreae Apostoli (BHL 428)
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  • The torture of the cross and the crucifixion in Latin hagiography from late antiquity to the Middle Ages
  • Cross and crucifixion in Iamblichus' novel
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  • Christus eam thalamo crucis dotavit : Julia, the crucified saint
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  • Modelling crucifixion from Peter of Capitolias to Furṭūn ibn Muḥammad (d. 939 CE)
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  • Symbolic crucifixion and royal sainthood : two examples from Benedictine Saints' Lives (c. 985-c. 1120)
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  • Crucifixion in the Legend of Saint Bartholomew
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  • Our way of life : the crucifixion of the regular clergy and its tools
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  • Wilgefortis as a portuguese ambassador : how Portugal took hold of the Spanish Liberata
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  • Saint Dismas : the good thief in Holy Week processions
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  • Vita icons of Saint Paraskeva : allusions to the crucifixion in the torture scenes of the saint
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  • Más a Cristo has de imitar : Francisquito's queer role in Cervantes' Los baños de Argel
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  • The martyrdom of Agnes Takeda and companions
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  • Italian hagiographic literature on the twenty-six martyrs of Japan (17th-19th centuries)
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  • Re-framing the crucifixion : twentieth- and twenty-first-century poetry and the cross
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  • Contributors
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  Codice DOI: 10.23744/4671
  ISBN: 9791254690956

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