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2. Hagiography and Historiography
2014Antonio Gallonio devoted a large part of his life to the collection and reworking of hagiographical texts. This chapter deals with the most obvious aspect of Gallonio's work: saints belonging to the past; texts about saints were by definition historical texts.
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2020
Hagiography is a literary genre that tells stories about saints, and already by the start of the Merovingian period it was more than 300 years old. Writers mostly saw the maturity of hagiography as an asset and further refined its rhetorical and aesthetic features.
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Hagiography is a literary genre that tells stories about saints, and already by the start of the Merovingian period it was more than 300 years old. Writers mostly saw the maturity of hagiography as an asset and further refined its rhetorical and aesthetic features.
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Notes and Queries, 1916 Hagiographie, Imaginaire, Littérature
2015À l'occasion du départ à la retraite du professeur Jean-Pierre Perrot, ses collègues du Laboratoire LLS ont pris l’initiative de rassembler ces Mélanges auxquels se sont associés de nombreux chercheurs d’autres universités avec lesquels il a eu cœur de travailler sur la Littérature médiévale.
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Miracle Children: Medieval Hagiography and Childhood Imperfection
Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 2016A. Bailey
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