Legends of the Saxon Saints. Enchanting Tales of Early English Saints and Their Miracles
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- Nombre de pages293
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664581822
- EAN4057664581822
- Date de parution03/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille664 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Legends of the Saxon Saints, " Aubrey De Vere weaves a tapestry of hagiographical narratives that illuminate the lives of early Christian figures in England. This collection, written in a refined Victorian style, combines poetic elegance with a deep reverence for its subjects. De Vere employs a lush, lyrical prose that not only recounts the miraculous deeds of these saints but also reflects the cultural and spiritual milieu of the Anglo-Saxon period.
His narratives are imbued with the rich folklore and mythology of the time, offering readers a glimpse into the intersection of pagan traditions and emerging Christian beliefs. Aubrey De Vere, an influential poet and essayist of the 19th century, was profoundly influenced by Romantic ideals and the medieval past. His scholarly interests and Anglican background provided a fertile ground for his exploration of religious themes, particularly those concerning saintly lives and their moral implications.
De Vere's own experiences in the complexities of faith and identity echo throughout the text, lending authenticity to his portrayals and insights into the human condition. For readers seeking to delve into the spiritual and historical legacy of early medieval England, "Legends of the Saxon Saints" is an indispensable volume. It not only serves as a testament to De Vere's literary artistry but also enriches our understanding of the saints' enduring influence on English heritage.
This book offers both an engaging narrative and a thought-provoking reflection on the interplay between faith and culture.
His narratives are imbued with the rich folklore and mythology of the time, offering readers a glimpse into the intersection of pagan traditions and emerging Christian beliefs. Aubrey De Vere, an influential poet and essayist of the 19th century, was profoundly influenced by Romantic ideals and the medieval past. His scholarly interests and Anglican background provided a fertile ground for his exploration of religious themes, particularly those concerning saintly lives and their moral implications.
De Vere's own experiences in the complexities of faith and identity echo throughout the text, lending authenticity to his portrayals and insights into the human condition. For readers seeking to delve into the spiritual and historical legacy of early medieval England, "Legends of the Saxon Saints" is an indispensable volume. It not only serves as a testament to De Vere's literary artistry but also enriches our understanding of the saints' enduring influence on English heritage.
This book offers both an engaging narrative and a thought-provoking reflection on the interplay between faith and culture.
In "Legends of the Saxon Saints, " Aubrey De Vere weaves a tapestry of hagiographical narratives that illuminate the lives of early Christian figures in England. This collection, written in a refined Victorian style, combines poetic elegance with a deep reverence for its subjects. De Vere employs a lush, lyrical prose that not only recounts the miraculous deeds of these saints but also reflects the cultural and spiritual milieu of the Anglo-Saxon period.
His narratives are imbued with the rich folklore and mythology of the time, offering readers a glimpse into the intersection of pagan traditions and emerging Christian beliefs. Aubrey De Vere, an influential poet and essayist of the 19th century, was profoundly influenced by Romantic ideals and the medieval past. His scholarly interests and Anglican background provided a fertile ground for his exploration of religious themes, particularly those concerning saintly lives and their moral implications.
De Vere's own experiences in the complexities of faith and identity echo throughout the text, lending authenticity to his portrayals and insights into the human condition. For readers seeking to delve into the spiritual and historical legacy of early medieval England, "Legends of the Saxon Saints" is an indispensable volume. It not only serves as a testament to De Vere's literary artistry but also enriches our understanding of the saints' enduring influence on English heritage.
This book offers both an engaging narrative and a thought-provoking reflection on the interplay between faith and culture.
His narratives are imbued with the rich folklore and mythology of the time, offering readers a glimpse into the intersection of pagan traditions and emerging Christian beliefs. Aubrey De Vere, an influential poet and essayist of the 19th century, was profoundly influenced by Romantic ideals and the medieval past. His scholarly interests and Anglican background provided a fertile ground for his exploration of religious themes, particularly those concerning saintly lives and their moral implications.
De Vere's own experiences in the complexities of faith and identity echo throughout the text, lending authenticity to his portrayals and insights into the human condition. For readers seeking to delve into the spiritual and historical legacy of early medieval England, "Legends of the Saxon Saints" is an indispensable volume. It not only serves as a testament to De Vere's literary artistry but also enriches our understanding of the saints' enduring influence on English heritage.
This book offers both an engaging narrative and a thought-provoking reflection on the interplay between faith and culture.
