WAS BEDEUTET MISERICORD AUF ENGLISCH
Miserikordie
Ein Misericord ist ein kleines hölzernes Regal auf der Unterseite eines Klappsitzes in einer Kirche, installiert, um einen gewissen Komfort für eine Person zu schaffen, die während langer Gebetszeiten stehen muss.
Definition von misericord im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die erste Definition von misericord im Wörterbuch ist ein Vorsprung, der von der Unterseite des aufklappbaren Sitzes eines Chorstalls in einer Kirche vorspringt, auf dem der Insasse sich im Stehen halten kann. Andere Definition von misericord ist eine Entspannung bestimmter Klosterregeln für gebrechliche oder gealterte Mönche oder Nonnen. Misericord ist auch ein Kloster, wo solche Erholungen genossen werden können.
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Entdecke den Gebrauch von
misericord in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
misericord im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
English Medieval Misericords: The Margins of Meaning
A comprehensive survey of the intriguing misericord carvings, setting them in their religious context and looking at their different themes and motifs.
2
Fourteenth Century England
... the fact that the keepers of his fees in Norfolk and Suffolk always worked in a
variety of counties and not always nearby.4 In the church of St Margaret in King's
Lynn is a misericord on which is carved the arms of the prince of Wales and of the
.
3
The Grove Encyclopedia of Decorative Arts
Tapster misericord showing a man filling a tankard from a barrel, St Laurence's,
Ludlow, Kngland. interest, as in the labours of the Months in Worcester Cathedral
and Ripple Church, Hereford & W'orcs, or the story of the local saint Werbugh in ...
4
Church Woodwork in the British Isles, 1100-1535: An ...
He comments on their somewhat inferior workmanship and crude design,
comparing them to similar misericord carvings in churches at Nantwich (Cheshire
), Carlisle Cathedral, Ripon Cathedral and Bristol Cathedral. Roe then discusses
the ...
5
Picturing Women in Late Medieval and Renaissance Art
117 49 Battle for Supremacy in the Kitchen, c. 1520, misericord, Bristol Cathedral.
118 50 Woman Beating a Man, misericord, c. 1500, Parish Church of St Mary.
118 51 Joust Between a Woman and a Man, misericord, c. 1520, Bristol
Cathedral ...
6
Mercy and the
Misericord in Late Medieval England: Cathedral ...
This book links spirituality, history and the study of artifacts from an examination of the ideology of mercy, through the tenets of monasticism, through the analysis of the service itself and into a discussion of the misericords, examining ...
7
Church Misericords and Bench Ends
The corbel is known as a misericord, a word derived from the Latin misericordia (
meaning pity) and alluding to the original function of the ledge. The rule of St
Benedict, introduced in the sixth century AD, required the monks to sing the daily
...
8
New House and Guto'r Glyn in 1492
hair, her chin and neck unveiled, and wearing a gown with a low open collar.
Misericord 5 is of a younger noble couple, the man bareheaded but with his hair
in tight curls (like Chaucer's Squire, "with lokkes crulle as they were leyd in
presse").
9
The Cat and the Human Imagination: Feline Images from Bast ...
A cat holds a mouse in her mouth on a misericord in Winchester Cathedral;
others spar on the corner of a cornice of Evercreech Church in Somerset; a stall
in Worcester Cathedral represents a man stirring a pot over his fire with a huge
cat ...
Katharine M. Rogers,
2001
10
The Mark of the Beast: The Medieval Bestiary in Art, Life, ...
why many of the misericord motifs and vignettes are negative or have some
connection to the idea of sin, which, as we shall see, the case of the owl so
emphatically demonstrates. English misericords, which form the focus of this
analysis, are ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «MISERICORD» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
misericord im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Nursing Student with Crippling Anxiety Sues University for Failing …
Nurse DreamstimeBrace yourselves for what might be the frivolous higher education lawsuit of the century: Misericordia University nursing ... «Reason, Mai 15»
Cradle of Filth Unveil Release Date, Track List + Artwork for …
Two bonus tracks “King Of The Woods” and “Misericord” will appear on the deluxe edition and vinyl pressings of the album. Fans can pre-order ... «Loudwire, Mai 15»
Church restoration work gathers pace
Both the window survey and the misericord restoration are being funded by the Friends of St Cuthbert's Church who organised a variety of ... «The Northern Echo, Mai 15»
Everything Shook – Argento Nights
Everything Shook delve further into the darker, brooding possibilities of their own music with 'Misericord', which uses a strong rhythmical ... «the Last Mixed Tape, Apr 15»
Men of mystery
Five I am familiar with: one on an arch stop, another on a misericord under a chair, a small one in the rood screen and two acting as window ... «The Guardian, Dez 14»
The origins of soccer in Philadelphia, part 1: Native American and …
From a misericord at Gloucester Cathedral. Numerous royal, municipal, and ecclesiastical proclamations restricting or banning the game were ... «The Philly Soccer Page, Nov 14»
Premiere: Mugwump - 'Interluudes' EP
Releasing material on the likes of Kompakt, R&S, Gigolo, Cocoon and Ewan Pearson's Misericord label, Mugwump is set to hook up with !k7 to launch his new ... «Clash Magazine, Sep 14»
Gargoyles might be actually termed 'grotesques', but those that …
The “misericord” (merciful heart) is a small ledge on the underside of the folded-up seat on which the old or ill could rest their buttocks. «Sault Star, Jul 14»
Sacred mysteries: The mermaid on the church roof
A carved misericord in the choir shows a woman with the body of a bird, except that the bird's legs are her arms, ending in hands. Facing her is ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
The Write stuff: Misericord by Wayne Price
Welcome to the latest of The Scotsman's regular feature showcasing the talents of Scotland's best writers. Every Saturday we carry a great ... «Scotsman, Nov 13»