“…This prince, of whom his contemporary William of Tire said he was " vir providus et discretus, dux timens Deum " - a wise and remarkable man, a leader fearing God - and whom Michelet considered in his Histoire des Croisades to be "one of the saints. of Islamism ”, Ernst Herzfeld defined it thus:“ Nūr ad-Dīn Maḥmūd b. …”

“…The Medieval Disability Sourcebook: Western Europe explores what medieval texts have to say about disability, both in their own time and for the present.This interdisciplinary volume on medieval Europe combines historical records, medical texts, and religious accounts of saints' lives and miracles, as well as poetry, prose, drama, and manuscript images to demonstrate the varied and complicated attitudes medieval societies had about disability. …”

“…Auteur de la première histoire universelle en prose française, de nombreuses vies de saints et d’un roman du Graal, Wauchier de Denain s’impose comme un auteur majeur de la vie littéraire du XIIIe siècle. …”

“…This work was published by Saint Philip Street Press pursuant to a Creative Commons license permitting commercial use. …”

“…This prince, of whom his contemporary William of Tire said he was " vir providus et discretus, dux timens Deum, " - a shrewd and remarkable man, a leader fearing God, - and whom Michelet considered in his History of the Crusades as "one of the saints. of Islamism ”, Ernst Herzfeld defined it thus:“ Nūr ad-Dīn Maḥmūd b. …”

“…Their echoes resonated in the twelfth century, when a renewed interest in interiority raises the question how the twelfth-century 'inner man' relates to others. Hugh of Saint-Victor, Abelard, and Heloise, are among the writers in whose thoughts we see patristic thought reflected and changed in various ways…”

“…Ogien doesn't seek to show how difficult it is to determine right from wrong or how easy it is for humans to become monsters or react like saints. Helping us tap into the wisdom and feeling we already possess in our ethical "toolboxes," Ogien instead encourages readers to question moral presuppositions and rules; embrace an intuitive sense of dignity, virtue, and justice; and pursue a pluralist ethics suited to the principles of human kindness…”

“…A well-rounded portrait of Newman emerges, revealing why many people consider him a future saint of the Church…”

“…The third, fourth, and fifth chapters focus on the collection's three self-presentational currents--mastery of eloquence, philosophical supremacy, and friendship with Saint Basil of Caesarea. Despite not holding any office within the church at the time of publication, the letter collection and its self-presentational motifs gave him the tools he needed to construct a personalized authority"--Provided by publisher…”

“…Son entrée dans la Ville sainte telle qu’elle est racontée dans l’Évangile de Matthieu, le seul à mentionner l’âne et l’ânon, permet de donner des contours précis au visage du Christ. …”

“…En s'appuyant sur les Saintes Ecritures, le parcours proposé ici les invite à cheminer en abordant tour à tour des thèmes clés concernant leur situation. …”

“…While the reasons vary, it is an irony that Christianity, often regarded as responsible for the proliferation and spread of books and book culture, was likewise active in suppressing and destroying books in Late Antiquity.Author Dirk Rohmann assembles the evidence for the role playedin book-burningby Christian institutions, writers,and saints duringtheRoman Empire.Rohmannanalyzes a broad range of literary and legal sources, paying special attention towhich genres and book types were likely to be targeted. …”

“…From jointed, wood-carved figures of Christ, saintly marionettes that performed hagiographical dramas, experimental puppets and automata in Cervantes' Don Quixote, and the mechanical sets around which playwright CalderÓn de la Barca devised secular magic shows to deconstruct superstitions, these historical and fictional artifacts reenvisioned religious, artistic, and social notions that led early modern society to critically wrestle with enchantment and disenchantment. …”

“…Por los pueblos(1981) clausura la tetralogía «Lento regreso» que inaugura la novela homónima (1979) y continúan, por este orden,La doctrina del Sainte-Victoire(1980) eHistoria de niños (1981), todas ellas publicadas en esta colección. …”