Magnificence and the sublime in Medieval aesthetics : art, architecture, literature, music

C. Stephen Jaeger

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Introduction C.S.Jaeger 'Opus es magnificum': The Image of God and the Aesthetics of Grace M.Rossi Monti Singers and the Grandeur of Worship in the West, 400-800 C.Page 'Incessu humilem, successu excelsam': Augustine, Sermo humilis and Scriptural D.Shanzer Magnificence in Miniature: The Case of Early Medieval Manuscripts A.Cohen Cantor's King: The Magnification of Robert II M.Fassler Reflections on the Wonderful Height and Size of Gothic Great Churches P.Binski Richard of St. Victor and the Medieval Sublime C.S.Jaeger 'Error Left Me and Fear Came in its Place': Giants and the Sublime in Dante and Medieval Literature E.Stoppino The Magnificent Builder in Late Medieval Italy A.Marina Sound and the City: Listening to Magnificence in Medieval Paris E.Dillon How Magnificent was Medieval Art? B.Williamson

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