An edition of Views of transition
(1998)
Views of transition
liturgy and illumination in medieval Spain
by Rose Walker
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Catholic Church, Facsimiles, History, Illumination of books and manuscripts, Medieval, Liturgy, Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern), Medieval Illumination of books and manuscripts, Religious life and customs, British Library, Histoire religieuse, Verandering, Enluminure espagnole, Römische Liturgie, Liturgische Handschrift, Geïllustreerde handschriften, Art chrétien, Liturgics, Histoire, Buchmalerei, Église catholique, Enluminure médiévale, Altspanische Liturgie, Katholische Kirche, Liturgie, Spain, history, Middle ages, history, Religion, history, Spain, religion, Illumination of books and manuscripts, history, Liturgies, early christian, Spanish literature, history and criticism, Christian art and symbolism, Spanish Illumination of books and manuscripts, Illumination of books and manuscripts, Liturgy and art, Liturgy and literature, Church historyPlaces
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: PART I
The Monastic Office
Adjustment on the Margins?
CHAPTER ONE
A Question of Choice: Selected Officia Manuscripts
Page 48
The Choice of Manuscripts 48
A Codicological Analysis 52
CHAPTER TWO
The Sacred Text
Page 69
The Manuscripts Defined 69
The Veneratiort of Saints' -74
The Structure and Text of the Office 8o
Readings and Sermons 85
The Use of Rubrication 9g
CHAPTER THREE
The Sacred Text Made Visual
Page o02
Manuscripts of the Mozarabic Liturgy o03
Manuscripts of the Roman Liturgy 120
PART II
The Mass
The Centre of the Matter
CHAPTER FOUR
Select Survivals: from Mixed Book to Missal
Page 140
The Choice of Manuscripts 140
A CodicologicalAnalysis 142
CHAPTER FIVE
The Most Sacred Text
Page i54
The Temporal Cycle I55
The Sanctoral Cycle r58
The Structure and Text of the Mass 161
The Foremass and Readings i67
CHAPTER SIX
The Mass Displayed
Page I74
The Mozarabic Manuscripts I74
The Roman Manuscripts i79
CONCLUSION
The Reconstruction of Orthodoxy
Page 208
APPENDICES
I A Defence of the Mozarabic Liturgy 226
II The Contents of the Officia Manuscripts 228
III A Comparison of the Mozarabic and Roman Liturgical Calendars 231
IV A Comparison of Selected Readings and Homilies from the Roman Breviaries 239
V A Comparison of the Sanctoral Cycles in the Roman Missals 245
VI A Comparison of Selected Readings used in Mozarabic and Roman Masses 249
Bibliography of Works Cited 253
Index 259.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 253-258) and index.
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