This annual journal offers scholarly articles and translations of the highest quality on mysticism and visionary literature in any cultural or religious tradition, and essays that explore connections among mysticism, the arts, and the humaniteis, employing interdisciplinary and comparative approaches. In each issue a group of articles will present an in-depth discussion of a special topic or "cluster".

Study Mystica: 2001

Boenig, Robert

Greenspan, Kate

Giles, Mary E.

The Edwin Mellen Press Ltd

This annual journal offers scholarly articles and translations on mysticism and visionary literature in any cultural or religious tradition, and essays that explore connections among mysticism, the arts, and the humanities, employing interdisciplinary and comparative approaches.

Studia Mystica 2000

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

Edwin Mellen Pr

Studia Mystica Volume XVI

Reference

Chaucer and the Mystics: The Canterbury Tales and the Genre of Devotional Prose

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Gonzalo de Berceo and the Latin Miracles of the Virgin: A Translation and a Study

<p>In Gonzalo de Berceo and the Latin Miracles of the Virgin, Patricia Timmons and Robert Boenig present the first English translation of a twelfth-century Latin collection of miracles that Berceo, the first named poet in the Spanish language, used as a source for his thirteenth-century Spanish collection Milagros de Nuestra SeÃ±ora. Using the MS Thott 128, close to the one Berceo must have used, Timmons and Boenig provide both translation and analysis, exploring the Latin Miracles, suggesting how it was used as a sacred text, and placing it within the history of Christians' evolving understanding of the Virgin's role in their lives. In addition, this volume explores Berceo's reaction to the Latin Miracles, demonstrating that he reacted creatively to his source texts as well as to changes in Church culture and governance that occurred between the composition of Latin Miracles and the thirteenth century, translating it across both language and culture. Accessible and useful to students and scholars of medieval and Spanish studies, this book includes the original Latin text, translations of the Latin Miracles, including analyses of 'Saint Peter and the Lustful Monk,' 'The Little Jewish Boy,' and 'The Jews of Toledo.'</p>

Routledge

In Gonzalo de Berceo and the Latin Miracles of the Virgin, Patricia Timmons and Robert Boenig present the first English translation of a twelfth-century Latin collection of miracles that Berceo, the first named poet in the Spanish language, used as a source for his thirteenth-century Spanish collection Milagros de Nuestra SeÃ±ora. Using the MS Thott 128, close to the one Berceo must have used, Timmons and Boenig provide both translation and analysis, exploring the Latin Miracles, suggesting how it was used as a sacred text, and placing it within the history of Christians' evolving understanding of the Virgin's role in their lives. In addition, this volume explores Berceo's reaction to the Latin Miracles, demonstrating that he reacted creatively to his source texts as well as to changes in Church culture and governance that occurred between the composition of Latin Miracles and the thirteenth century, translating it across both language and culture. Accessible and useful to students and scholars of medieval and Spanish studies, this book includes the original Latin text, translations of the Latin Miracles, including analyses of 'Saint Peter and the Lustful Monk,' 'The Little Jewish Boy,' and 'The Jews of Toledo.'

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