10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONFRATERNAL»
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confraternal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
confraternal and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Friars, Scribes, and Corpses: A Marian
Confraternal Reading ...
Rather, this book demonstrates that there was a competing emphasis on life as glimpsed in the glass of the Speculum.
2
Piero Della Francesca: Artist and Man
tal Eucharistic purposes and doubtless it did, but it is improbable that the
confraternal brothers regarded the altarpiece's primary purpose as that of
providing a site for Masses. The processional flag or statue of Mary on the
confraternal high ...
3
Martial Arts of the World: R-Z
In practice, the great majority of monarchical orders were also confraternal in
nature, but at least two were not, and the two non-confraternal monarchical
societies (the Castilian Order of the Band and the Hungarian Company of the
Dragon) ...
4
Imaginary Cartographies: Possession and Identity in Late ...
The numerous references in the confraternal lexicon to notable figures and to
certain landmarks, such as small ovens, was casual, and the notaries simply did
not recognize these as elements of the increasingly official notarial lexicon. Only
a ...
5
Confraternal Mercy and Federico Barocci's "Madonna Del ...
It addresses Barocci's extensive preparatory process for this work in light of previous models for the subject and with regard to the tightening of iconographic regulations that took place in the wake of the Counter-Reformation, arguing ...
Together with processions marking the ebb and flow of the liturgical calendar,
confraternal shrines offered the regularity of daily office and weekly mass. The
control of urban space and liturgical time won by patronage over fixed and
moving ...
Alexandra F. Johnston, Wim N. M. Hüsken, 1997
7
The Politics of Ritual Kinship: Confraternities and Social ...
Having noted the practical benefits of confraternal administration of charitable
institutions, is it naive to assume that the rhetoric of kinship meant anything to
confratelli and consorelle? I would argue that its meaning intensified as social
kinship ...
8
Individuals, Families, and Communities in Europe, 1200-1800: ...
During the period of the Florentine Republic (roughly 1250-1500). members of
these cross- neighborhood confraternal groups used their "ritual brotherhoods" to
forge networks of acquaintanceship. Rather than reinforcing ties of neighborhood
...
9
Extremist Shiites: The Ghulat Sects
Through their spiritual confraternal unions, members of Ahl-i Haqq try to live
according to the principles of haqiqat, and on the Day of Resurrection they will
help one another, through their good works in this life, to achieve safe passage to
...
10
Charity and Religion in Medieval Europe
organizations seem far less important than in Mediterranean regions where
urban institutions were stronger and more mature.92 Medieval confraternal and
parochial charity was essentially lay in character, so its study provides us with a
mirror ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONFRATERNAL»
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confraternal is used in the context of the following news items.
Troubling, The US Declaration of Independence
When juxtaposed with the claim that the vested, gifted are men, DOI vindicates a confraternal quarrel, a bout between boys. But not all. The text ... «Groundviews, Jul 15»
La obscenidad de la corrupcion
... han optado por la solidaridad en lugar de por la competitividad, por unir de forma confraternal sus esfuerzos en aras de lograr un mayor eco ... «infoLibre, Nov 14»
Civility Or Censoring?
The Kantian idea of neutrality, Marti realized, is a facade for smuggling in confraternal notions of ruthless guild hierarchies. Straight talk, direct communication ... «Outlook, Oct 14»
Get a load of these crazy old shoes for rich people
Venice was a republic and the ruling men of Venice all had to dress with a confraternal sameness, like when you go to Bay Street in Toronto ... «Boing Boing, Apr 14»
Barbara Wisch to Retire from SUNY Cortland Art and Art History …
... for the banner it carried in processions, set the standard for confraternal religious, philanthropic and festive performances in the Eternal City. «ReadMedia, Aug 11»
The Christian Soldiers of the Holy City
With the Crusades, the lone soldier became, suddenly, salvifically, the confraternal Christian soldier; while the armored, squired warrior ... «Forward, Sep 08»
