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El mot moixonia en el Flos sanctorum

2023
The word moixonia was a noun used in the Middle Ages in Catalan. Although not frequently used, it appears repeatedly in Flos Sanctorum by J. de Voragine, a famous work within the Medieval Hagiography. This word derives from moix, a Catalan geosynonym equivalent to ‘gato’ (cat). Most likely through a metaphorical projection, the word moixonia attributes
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Saintly models: Isabel la Católica and the commissioning of aflos sanctorum

Journal of Medieval Iberian Studies, 2010
One of the Castilian collections of saints’ lives, or santorales, derived in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries from Jacobus de Voragine’s Legenda aurea was commissioned c. 1488 by Queen Isabel I of Castile. The process out of which Esc MS h‐II‐18 was born and its particularities, which often render it distinct from the other extant santorales ...
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La traducció catalana de la Legenda aurea aprofitada en el Flos sanctorum de la tradició castellana

2023
As a consequence of the great spread of the Legenda Aurea throughout the Christian West, either in Latin or as translations in vernacular languages, there are a dozen extant manuscripts containing what we know of what, according to Thompson and Walsh (1986-1987), must have been two Castilian versions of the huge hagiographic summa by Jacobus de ...
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Dreams of Death in Medieval Castilian Hagiography: Martyrdom and Ideology in the Gran Flos Sanctorum

La corónica: A Journal of Medieval Hispanic Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, 2013
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