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DOI Artikel:Dobrzeniecki, Tadeusz: A Gdańsk panel of the Pitié-de-Nostre-Seigneur: notes on the iconography
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.18817#0055
15. The Pitie-de-Nostre-Seigneur, Jean Malouel (?), ca 1400—1410, Paris,
Musee du Louvre (after Ring)
Some new motifs may be found in the commentary of Herveus of Deols (Cenomanus), ca
1080—1149/50:"
[Abraham] fide accensus obtulił super altare Isaac quem plus diligebat. Unde, id est, quia tam
firmiter in omnibus credidit, accepit eum ab altari illaesum, quia immolatus non est. Accepit eum
in parabolom id est in similitudinem Christi> cuius divinitas impassibilis mansit, licet humanitas
passionem sustinuerit. Abraham enim filium unicum ducens ad immolandum significarit. Deum
patrem qui proprio filio non pepercit sed pro nobis omnibus tradidit illum. Similiter et caetera
de immolatione Isaac ad Christi passionem mystice sunt referenda.1^
44. Lcxikon fur Theologic urid Kirche, V, 1953, col. 283; Affcldt, o.c, No. 19 in oldcr editions Herveus' commentarieg on
the Epislles of St Paul are usaally ascribed to St Anselm of Canterbury (I quote after the Cologne edition of 1545).
45, Anselraus Cantuarensis cpiscopus (=Herveus), In omnes s. Pauli Apostoli epistolas enarrationes, Coloniae, 1545, col. 514 A.
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Musee du Louvre (after Ring)
Some new motifs may be found in the commentary of Herveus of Deols (Cenomanus), ca
1080—1149/50:"
[Abraham] fide accensus obtulił super altare Isaac quem plus diligebat. Unde, id est, quia tam
firmiter in omnibus credidit, accepit eum ab altari illaesum, quia immolatus non est. Accepit eum
in parabolom id est in similitudinem Christi> cuius divinitas impassibilis mansit, licet humanitas
passionem sustinuerit. Abraham enim filium unicum ducens ad immolandum significarit. Deum
patrem qui proprio filio non pepercit sed pro nobis omnibus tradidit illum. Similiter et caetera
de immolatione Isaac ad Christi passionem mystice sunt referenda.1^
44. Lcxikon fur Theologic urid Kirche, V, 1953, col. 283; Affcldt, o.c, No. 19 in oldcr editions Herveus' commentarieg on
the Epislles of St Paul are usaally ascribed to St Anselm of Canterbury (I quote after the Cologne edition of 1545).
45, Anselraus Cantuarensis cpiscopus (=Herveus), In omnes s. Pauli Apostoli epistolas enarrationes, Coloniae, 1545, col. 514 A.
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