Reforming Saints: Saints' Lives and Their Authors in Germany, 1470-1530 - Oxford Studies in Historical Theology - Collins, David J. (Assistant Professor of Medieval and Early Modern European History, Assistant Professor of Medieval and Early Modern European History, Georgetown University) - Livros - Oxford University Press Inc - 9780195329537 - 21 de fevereiro de 2008
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Collins, David J. (Assistant Professor of Medieval and Early Modern European History, Assistant Professor of Medieval and Early Modern European History, Georgetown University)
Reforming Saints: Saints' Lives and Their Authors in Germany, 1470-1530 - Oxford Studies in Historical Theology

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In Reforming Saints, David Collins explains how and why Renaissance humanists composed Latin hagiography in Germany in the decades leading up to the Reformation. Contrary to the traditional wisdom, Collins's research uncovers a resurgence in the composition of saints' lives in the half century leading up to 1520.

208 pages, 9 b/w line illustrations

Mídia Livros     Hardcover Book   (Livro com lombada e capa dura)
Lançado 21 de fevereiro de 2008
ISBN13 9780195329537
Editoras Oxford University Press Inc
Páginas 246
Dimensões 235 × 156 × 19 mm   ·   542 g
Idioma Inglês  

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