Bøger af Katharine D. Scherff

Through a multidisciplinary collection of case studies, this book explores the effects of the digital age on medieval and early modern studies.

This book examines the life, legends, cult, and iconography of Saint Quiteria. Highly venerated in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, the Saint¿s national identity throughout Southern France, Spain, and Portugal develops divergently according to the historical and theological development of the time in these respective regions. The history of the early and established Catholic Church, the cultus of saints, and cult formation are also topics discussed, which pertain to the arguments presented. The author examines many questions of Saint Quiteriäs varying narratives, the source and spread of her cult supported by regional necessity, Quiteriäs range of iconography, and religious context in altarpieces and other images as she evolves and manifests herself in diverse places of veneration and iconographic standards.