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A Venetian Miscellany
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Ingår i: Beyond the Piraeus Lion. - Copenhagen : Syddansk Universitetsforlag. - 9788740831092 ; , s. 11-14
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"Antisemitismens arkiv" under lupp
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Ingår i: SKMA nyhetsbrev. - Stockholm : Svenska kommittén mot antisemitism. ; 3:2021-03-28
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Annan publikation (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Vad visste eller snarare trodde sig svenskar veta om judar och judendom innan den judiska invandringen till vårt land? Och vilken roll spelade antijudiska motiv i medeltida och tidigmoderna texter för bilden av och debatten om den judiska minoriteten i 1800-talets Sverige? Det är några av frågorna som historikerna Cordelia Hess och Jonathan Adams försöker besvara i ett pågående forskningsprojekt vid Göteborgs universitet.
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‘Beware of false prophets’ : A Fragment of the Old Swedish Miracle Homily Book
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Ingår i: Medieval Sermon Studies. - : Taylor & Francis. - 1366-0691 .- 1749-6276. ; 60:1, s. 5-20
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- The article comprises an introduction to and an edition and translation of an Old Swedish sermon fragment found in the Hannaas Collection at the Ethno-Folkloristic Archive, University of Bergen, Norway (Hannaas 66). This previously unpublished paper fragment is one of the missing parts of the Old Swedish Homily Book (known as Svensk järteckens postilla), dating from the second half of the fifteenth century and now housed at the Royal Library in Stockholm, Sweden (Cod. Holm. A 111). The text in Hannaas 66 comprises a sermon for the 8th Sunday after Trinity based on Matthew 7. 15–16 and includes a miracle exemplum that illustrates the importance of acting justly and following the will of God.
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Birgitta and Bernard : Five Old Swedish Fragments in the Danish National Archives
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- The Danish National Archives in Copenhagen houses several thousand manuscript fragments, the remains of numerous works that were cut up and used in the bindings of later books. The majority of these fragments are written in Latin, Middle Low German, or Danish, although a few in Old Swedish also survive. Five of these Old Swedish fragments are published and discussed in this article. They contain parts of two of St Birgitta’s Revelations (Liber Caelestis) and of St Bernard’s A Rule of Good Life (Ad sororem modus bene vivendi in christianam religionem), known in Old Swedish as Ett gudhelikt lifwærne. The Birgittine texts are from an early stage of the retranslation process when compared to other extant versions and include several unique wordings that demonstrate the specific use of the original manuscript in a monastic environment. The Bernard fragments are one of just two extant versions and appear to predate the version in Stockholm, Royal Library, A 9; as such, they are an important witness to the propagation of the saint’s writings in Sweden.
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Birgitta and Bernard : Two Saints and Five Old Swedish Fragments in the Danish National Archives
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Ingår i: European Journal of Scandinavian Studies. - : Walter de Gruyter GmbH. - 2191-9399 .- 2191-9402. ; 47:2, s. 263-290
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- The Danish National Archives in Copenhagen houses several thousand manuscript fragments, the remains of numerous works that were cut up and used in the bindings of later books. The majority of these fragments are written in Latin, Middle Low German, or Danish, although a few in Old Swedish also survive. Five of these Old Swedish fragments are published and discussed in this article. They contain parts of two of St Birgitta’s Revelations (Liber Caelestis and Revelationes Extravagantes) and of St Bernard’s A Rule of Good Life (Ad sororem modus bene vivendi in christianam religionem). The Birgittine texts are from an early stage of the retranslation process when compared to other extant versions and include several unique wordings that demonstrate the specific use of the original manuscript in a monastic environment. The Bernard fragments are one of just two extant versions and may predate the version in Stockholm, Royal Library, A 9; as such, they are an important witness to the propagation of the saint’s writings in Sweden.
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