medieval-religion: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture
On Saturday, May 22, 2010, at 4:51 pm, I wrote:
> 4) Quiteria (d. 5th cent., supposedly)...
> TAN: Some greatly views of the originally sixteenth-century (probably
> somewhat later than our cut-off date of 1550) ermita de Santa Quiteria
> at Encinacorba, a locality of Uncastillo (Zaragoza), occur near the
> top of this page (after the almond blossoms):
> http://enzinacorba.blogspot.com/search?q=Santa+quiteria
Er, some greatly expandable views.
> 6) Bovo of Voghera (d. 986, supposedly). B. (in Latin also Bobo and
> Bobus; in Italian also Bovone, Bobone, Bonone) is a traditional patron
> of Voghera (PV) in southwestern Lombardy's Oltrepò Pavese. A church
> dedicated to him there is first recorded from 1119 and an adjacent
> hospital is first recorded from 1198.
Rather, from 1158.
> ... But many representations of him from
> this period are reproduced by Dominique Rigaux, "San Bovo:
> l'Iconographie d'un Culte Rural Italien du XVe Siècle", in J.-P.
> Massaut et M.-E. Henneau, eds., _La christianisation des campagnes.
> Actes du colloque du C.I.H.E.C. (25-27 août 1994), vol. 1, pp.
> 171-198.
That is, in J.-P. Massaut et M.-E. Henneau, eds., _La christianisation des campagnes. Actes du colloque du C.I.H.E.C. (25-27 août 1994)_ (Bruxelles, etc.: Institut Historique Belge de Rome, 1996), vol. 1, pp. 171-198.
Best again,
JD
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