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Winston Allen Supplementary Appendix to St Alexius in Esslingen
Winston Allen Supplementary Appendix to St Alexius in Esslingen
Anne Winston-Allen2023, Appendix to article "The "Alexiuslegende" in Esslingen: The Bride of St. Alexius in Medieval Images and Texts" in Württemberg als Kulturlandschaft. Literatur und Buchkultur an Klöster und Höfen im späteren Mittelalter, eds. Nigel F. Palmer, Peter Rückert and Sigrid Hirbodian (Berlin: DeGruyter) p...
✔ Identifies the variant passages as indicated in the Summary Table, Appendix 1.) I. The Seismic Event BHL 286: (The Standard Bollandist text): No mention of seismic event. Iterum secundo vox facta est dicens: Quaerite hominem Dei ut oret pro Roma. (>> And again a second time the voice made itself heard, saying, seek out the Man of God, so that he may pray for Rome<<), II [48].1 5 Odenkirchen [n. 6 ], p. 57.
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