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Castiñeiras González, Manuel A., "Las fuentes antiguas en el menologio medieval hispano: la pervivencia literaria e iconográfica de las Etimologías de Isidoro y del Calendario de Filócalo", Boletín del Museo Arqueológico Nacional, 12 (1994), 77-100.
- Resum
- The Spanish contribution to the textual and iconographical tradition was of special significance. On the one hand, the description of the Months in book V of the Saint Isidore's Etymologies, derived from Ancient World, was copied repeatly in the European scriptoria and helped to create two themes of the calendar's iconography: Janus bifrons and the Spinario. On the other hand, the library of the benedictine abbey of Ripoll, a crossroad in the calendar's culture, kept until the end of the Twelfth Century a manuscript — Vat. Reg. Lat. 123, dated of 1055— with echoes of the filocalian recension and with a poem dedicated to the Months and related to carolingian compositions. This text also helped to understand some peculiarities of the series of Months of Gerona and Ripoll.
- Matèries
- Història de l'art
Calendaris
Poesia didàctica i moral
Llatí
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