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    La Chronique de Saint-Victor de Marseille

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    Albanès J.-H. La Chronique de Saint-Victor de Marseille. In: Mélanges d'archéologie et d'histoire, tome 6, 1886. pp. 64-90

    La Chronique de Saint-Victor de Marseille {Suite et fin)

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    Albanès J.-H. La Chronique de Saint-Victor de Marseille {Suite et fin). In: Mélanges d'archéologie et d'histoire, tome 6, 1886. pp. 454-465

    Mater et caput omnium ecclesiarum: visual strategies in the rivalry between San Giovanni in Laterano and San Pietro in Vaticano

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    La substitution des images aux reliques, et ses limites, dans la diffusion de la virtus des saints (Espace FranÇais, fin XIIIe-XVe S.)

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    After an earlier study regarding the Italian corpus, this article continues for the French territory an ample research started from the pioneering views of André Vauchez regarding the substitution of images for relics in the employment of the virtus of saints away from their tomb. - The article does not deal with images of the Virgin. - On the chronological level, the French corpus fits these views much better than the Italian, since the phenomenon is only really observed there from the 14th cent. In addition, a series of new data confirm that various images became “focal points” of the cult of saints far away from their tomb. But, as for the Italian corpus, in the texts studied it is more often contact relics and tiny first-class relics that appear as efficacious carriers of virtus. The last pages of the article underline how much the presentation, in spite of everything, only gives a very partial picture of a particularly complex reality.SCOPUS: re.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
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