"The Content and Construction of Early Pontifical Manuscripts and Rituals", Arthur WESTWELL (Trier Center for Digital Humanities)
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28 août 2018
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Camille Rouxpetel, « "The Content and Construction of Early Pontifical Manuscripts and Rituals", Arthur WESTWELL (Trier Center for Digital Humanities) », Les normes du religieux entre Orient et Occident, ID : 10.58079/sfco
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In the Middle Ages, the liturgy was a most effective and ubiquitous medium for the transmission and solidification of ideas. Ritual texts, prayers and ordines, defined the Church as community, as priesthood and as holy space. Unsurprisingly, therefore, the manuscripts which transmit the liturgy were complex and multifaceted. Far from a static tradition handed down by authority and received unquestioningly, these manuscripts show continued creativity as new texts and rituals were developed, w...