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ISBN: 9789048557745

Series Statement: Clavis Kunsthistorische Monografieën

Uniform Title: De Groene Middeleeuwen (duizend jaar gebruik van planten 600-1600, 2019)

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Language: English

Keywords: Europa ; Nutzpflanzen ; Geschichte 600-1600

DOI: 10.1515/9789048557745

DOI: 10.5117/9789463726191

DOI: 10.2307/jj.1231865

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Format: 1 online resource (344 p.)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 90-485-5774-7

Series Statement: CLAVIS Kunsthistorische Monografien

Content: How ‘green’ were people in late antiquity and the Middle Ages? Unlike today, the nature around them was approached with faith, trust and care. The population size was many times smaller than today and human impact on nature not as extreme as it is now. People did not have to worry about issues like deforestation and sustainability. This book is about the knowledge of plants and where that knowledge came from. How did people use earth and plants in ancient times, and what did they know about their nutritional or medicinal properties? From which plants one could make dyes, such as indigo, woad and dyer’s madder? Is it possible to determine that through technical research today? Which plants could be found in a ninth-century monastery garden, and what is the symbolic significance of plants in secular and religious literature? The Green Middle Ages addresses these and other issues, including the earliest herbarium collections, with a leading role for the palaeography and beautiful illuminations from numerous medieval manuscripts kept in Dutch and other Western libraries and museums.

Note: Frontmatter -- , TABLE OF CONTENTS -- , PREFACE -- , PART I CHRONOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS: FROM HERBARIUM PICTUM TO HERBARIUM VIVUM -- , Introduction. Early Writings on Beneficial Plants: Perceptions and Prescriptions. The Web of Written and Illustrated Plant Books from Antiquity to the Invention of the Printing Press -- , 1 FROM COPY TO COPY 1500 YEARS OF PLANT ILLUSTRATION: THE MANUSCRIPT TRADITION -- , 2 EARLY PRINTED HERBARIA A BRIEF OUTLINE BASED ON THE EXAMPLES FROM THE LIBERNA COLLECTION -- , 3 ‘EVERLASTING GARDENS’ ORIGIN, PURPOSE, SPREAD AND USE OF THE FIRST HERBARIA -- , PART II THE USE OF PLANTS IN THE MIDDLE AGES -- , 4 PAINTING WITH PLANTS THE USE OF VEGETAL PAINTS IN MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS -- , 5 NAMING NAMES PLANTS IN THE AGE OF CHARLEMAGNE -- , 6 THE LONG SHADOW OF ANTIQUITY MEDICINE AND PLANTS -- , 7 ‘THE COOK IS THE BEST DOCTOR’ PLANTS FOR FOOD AND HEALTH: RECIPES AND PRESCRIPTIONS -- , PART III PLANTS IN MEDIEVAL LITERATURE -- , 8 ‘AND IT GREW AND WAXED A GREAT TREE’ A SHORT SURVEY OF PLANTS IN THE BIBLE -- , 9 GOOD TREES, BAD TREES BIBLICAL TREE AND PLANT SYMBOLISM IN THE LIBER FLORIDUS -- , 10 THE HERBAL BOOK IN JACOB VAN MAERLANT’S DER NATUREN BLOEME -- , 11 PLANTS IN MEDIEVAL LITERATURE A THORNY ROSE BUSH AND OTHER GREENERY LOVE, LUST AND SUFFERING IN THE ROMANCE OF THE ROSE -- , PART IV PLANTS IN MEDIEVAL BOOK DECORATION -- , 12 NAMING THE FLOWERS AND PLANTS IN THE MARGINS OF LATE MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS -- , 13 FLOWERING MARGINS THE DEVELOPMENT OF STREWN-FLOWER BORDERS IN SOUTHERN NETHERLANDISH MANUSCRIPT ILLUMINATION -- , 14 FLOWERS OF MEANING THE INTERPRETATION OF MARGINAL DECORATION IN SOUTHERN NETHERLANDISH MANUSCRIPTS FROM AROUND 1500 -- , APPENDIX -- , Appendix I: A Hand-written Text from Late Antiquity in the Leiden University Library. The Wonders of Plantain in Apuleius Platonicus’ herbarium (Leiden, UB ms VLQ 9) -- , Appendix II: A Late Medieval Printed Text in the Athenaeum Library in Deventer. Recipes in a Herb Book from 1497, the Ortus sanitatis (Deventer, AB 2000 E 45 KL) -- , LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS -- , ABBREVIATIONS -- , SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY -- , INDEX OF MANUSCRIPTS CITED AND EARLY PRINTED BOOKS -- , INDEX OF INDIVIDUALS (AUTHORS, PATRONS, MAKERS AND OWNERS OF HERBARIA, ARTISTS, PRINTERS) TITLES (BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS, HERBARIA) AND PLANTS IN CHRISTIAN ICONOGRAPHY -- , INDEX OF ENGLISH PLANT NAMES -- , LATIN NAMES FOR MEDIEVAL PLANT NAMES -- , INDEX OF LATIN PLANT NAMES -- , INDEX OF MEDIEVAL LATIN AND GREEK PLANT NAMES (ITALICS) AND (OLD) DUTCH (D.), GERMAN (G.) AND FRENCH (FR.) NAMES (ROMAN) -- , COLOPHON , In English.

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DOI: 10.1515/9789048557745

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (339 Seiten) , Illustrationen

ISBN: 9789462262973

Series Statement: CLAVIS Kunsthistorische Monografieën

Content: How ‘green’ were people in late antiquity and the Middle Ages? Unlike today, the nature around them was approached with faith, trust and care. The population size was many times smaller than today and human impact on nature not as extreme as it is now. People did not have to worry about issues like deforestation and sustainability. This book is about the knowledge of plants and where that knowledge came from. How did people use earth and plants in ancient times, and what did they know about their nutritional or medicinal properties? From which plants one could make dyes, such as indigo, woad and dyer’s madder? Is it possible to determine that through technical research today? Which plants could be found in a ninth-century monastery garden, and what is the symbolic significance of plants in secular and religious literature? The Green Middle Ages addresses these and other issues, including the earliest herbarium collections, with a leading role for the palaeography and beautiful illuminations from numerous medieval manuscripts kept in Dutch and other Western libraries and museums

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Additional Edition: ISBN 9789463726191

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe The green Middle Ages Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press, 2022 ISBN 9789463726191

Additional Edition: ISBN 9789462262973

Language: English

Subjects: History

Keywords: Europa ; Pflanzen ; Kultur ; Geschichte 600-1600 ; Aufsatzsammlung

DOI: 10.5117/9789463726191

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Format: 317 Seiten , Illustrationen , 29 cm

Edition: Tweede druk

ISBN: 9789462262973 , 9462262977

Content: De groene middeleeuwen' is een onmisbare bron van informatie antwoord geeft op talrijke vragen, zoals: Wat waren de functies en de betekenis van planten, hun wortels en hun vruchten in de middeleeuwen? Wortel en pastinaak kennen we sinds de Romeinen, maar wanneer kwamen bloemkool en spinazie op tafel ? Stoelt de hedendaagse antroposofische uitleg van de vier humeuren werkelijk op de antieke geneeskunde? Welke planten kon men in een negende-eeuwse kloostertuin vinden? Welke zijn de 88 planten van Karel de Grote? En het boek gaat in op kwesties zoals: De kleurstoffen die planten leveren voor kleding, schilderijen en wapenschilden. De symbolische betekenis van planten in de sacrale en wereldse literatuur - van de honderd Bijbelse planten (zoals het brandende braambos) tot theaterproducties waarin maagden in bloemknoppen schuilen en volksgeloof waarbij vreemde wezens in struiken wonen. Al deze zaken en nog veel meer komen aan bod in 'De groene middeleeuwen', met een hoofdrol voor het schrift en de prachtige illustraties uit talrijke boeken, waarin fantasie en werkelijkheid soms wonderlijk verweven zijn. Om het boek nog beter toegankelijk te maken, is in de 2e druk een uitgebreid register opgenomen--éd

Note: la seconde impression de 2019 contient un registre absent dans la première édition

Language: Dutch

Keywords: Europa ; Buchmalerei ; Pflanzendarstellung ; Pflanzen ; Pflanzenbuch ; Illustration ; Geschichte 600-1600 ; Europa ; Pflanzen ; Kultur ; Geschichte 600-1600

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Format: 164 Seiten , Illustrationen, Karten , 21 cm

ISBN: 9789024641468 , 9024641462

Series Statement: De oude Nederlandse kerken

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Language: Dutch

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Format: 302 Seiten.

ISBN: 978-94-6226-107-5

Content: Wat waren de functie en de betekenis van planten, hun wortels en hun vruchten in de middeleeuwen? Kennis ervan was essentieel voor de voedselvoorziening van mens en dier. Wortel en pastinaak kennen we sinds de Romeinen, maar wanneer kwamen bloemkool en spinazie op tafel? Minstens zo belangrijk is de giftigheid van planten en bessen of, daarvan afgeleid, hun mogelijke toverkracht. De kennis van de helende werking van planten in een tijd waarin de natuur de enige bron van genezing is, is even essentieel voor het voortbestaan van de mens. En planten leveren kleurstoffen voor kleding, schilderijen en wapenschilden. De symbolische betekenis van planten vinden we in de sacrale en wereldse literatuur; van de honderd Bijbelse planten denk aan het brandende braambos tot theaterproducties waarin maagden in bloemknoppen schuilen, tot in volksgeloof waarbij vreemde wezens in struiken wonen

Language: Dutch

Keywords: Botanik ; Pflanzen ; Miniatur ; Bildband

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Format: 1 online resource (344 p.)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 90-485-5774-7

Series Statement: CLAVIS Kunsthistorische Monografien

Content: How ‘green’ were people in late antiquity and the Middle Ages? Unlike today, the nature around them was approached with faith, trust and care. The population size was many times smaller than today and human impact on nature not as extreme as it is now. People did not have to worry about issues like deforestation and sustainability. This book is about the knowledge of plants and where that knowledge came from. How did people use earth and plants in ancient times, and what did they know about their nutritional or medicinal properties? From which plants one could make dyes, such as indigo, woad and dyer’s madder? Is it possible to determine that through technical research today? Which plants could be found in a ninth-century monastery garden, and what is the symbolic significance of plants in secular and religious literature? The Green Middle Ages addresses these and other issues, including the earliest herbarium collections, with a leading role for the palaeography and beautiful illuminations from numerous medieval manuscripts kept in Dutch and other Western libraries and museums.

Note: Frontmatter -- , TABLE OF CONTENTS -- , PREFACE -- , PART I CHRONOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS: FROM HERBARIUM PICTUM TO HERBARIUM VIVUM -- , Introduction. Early Writings on Beneficial Plants: Perceptions and Prescriptions. The Web of Written and Illustrated Plant Books from Antiquity to the Invention of the Printing Press -- , 1 FROM COPY TO COPY 1500 YEARS OF PLANT ILLUSTRATION: THE MANUSCRIPT TRADITION -- , 2 EARLY PRINTED HERBARIA A BRIEF OUTLINE BASED ON THE EXAMPLES FROM THE LIBERNA COLLECTION -- , 3 ‘EVERLASTING GARDENS’ ORIGIN, PURPOSE, SPREAD AND USE OF THE FIRST HERBARIA -- , PART II THE USE OF PLANTS IN THE MIDDLE AGES -- , 4 PAINTING WITH PLANTS THE USE OF VEGETAL PAINTS IN MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS -- , 5 NAMING NAMES PLANTS IN THE AGE OF CHARLEMAGNE -- , 6 THE LONG SHADOW OF ANTIQUITY MEDICINE AND PLANTS -- , 7 ‘THE COOK IS THE BEST DOCTOR’ PLANTS FOR FOOD AND HEALTH: RECIPES AND PRESCRIPTIONS -- , PART III PLANTS IN MEDIEVAL LITERATURE -- , 8 ‘AND IT GREW AND WAXED A GREAT TREE’ A SHORT SURVEY OF PLANTS IN THE BIBLE -- , 9 GOOD TREES, BAD TREES BIBLICAL TREE AND PLANT SYMBOLISM IN THE LIBER FLORIDUS -- , 10 THE HERBAL BOOK IN JACOB VAN MAERLANT’S DER NATUREN BLOEME -- , 11 PLANTS IN MEDIEVAL LITERATURE A THORNY ROSE BUSH AND OTHER GREENERY LOVE, LUST AND SUFFERING IN THE ROMANCE OF THE ROSE -- , PART IV PLANTS IN MEDIEVAL BOOK DECORATION -- , 12 NAMING THE FLOWERS AND PLANTS IN THE MARGINS OF LATE MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS -- , 13 FLOWERING MARGINS THE DEVELOPMENT OF STREWN-FLOWER BORDERS IN SOUTHERN NETHERLANDISH MANUSCRIPT ILLUMINATION -- , 14 FLOWERS OF MEANING THE INTERPRETATION OF MARGINAL DECORATION IN SOUTHERN NETHERLANDISH MANUSCRIPTS FROM AROUND 1500 -- , APPENDIX -- , Appendix I: A Hand-written Text from Late Antiquity in the Leiden University Library. The Wonders of Plantain in Apuleius Platonicus’ herbarium (Leiden, UB ms VLQ 9) -- , Appendix II: A Late Medieval Printed Text in the Athenaeum Library in Deventer. Recipes in a Herb Book from 1497, the Ortus sanitatis (Deventer, AB 2000 E 45 KL) -- , LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS -- , ABBREVIATIONS -- , SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY -- , INDEX OF MANUSCRIPTS CITED AND EARLY PRINTED BOOKS -- , INDEX OF INDIVIDUALS (AUTHORS, PATRONS, MAKERS AND OWNERS OF HERBARIA, ARTISTS, PRINTERS) TITLES (BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS, HERBARIA) AND PLANTS IN CHRISTIAN ICONOGRAPHY -- , INDEX OF ENGLISH PLANT NAMES -- , LATIN NAMES FOR MEDIEVAL PLANT NAMES -- , INDEX OF LATIN PLANT NAMES -- , INDEX OF MEDIEVAL LATIN AND GREEK PLANT NAMES (ITALICS) AND (OLD) DUTCH (D.), GERMAN (G.) AND FRENCH (FR.) NAMES (ROMAN) -- , COLOPHON , In English.

Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/9789048557745

UID:

Format: 1 online resource (344 p.)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 90-485-5774-7

Series Statement: CLAVIS Kunsthistorische Monografien

Content: How ‘green’ were people in late antiquity and the Middle Ages? Unlike today, the nature around them was approached with faith, trust and care. The population size was many times smaller than today and human impact on nature not as extreme as it is now. People did not have to worry about issues like deforestation and sustainability. This book is about the knowledge of plants and where that knowledge came from. How did people use earth and plants in ancient times, and what did they know about their nutritional or medicinal properties? From which plants one could make dyes, such as indigo, woad and dyer’s madder? Is it possible to determine that through technical research today? Which plants could be found in a ninth-century monastery garden, and what is the symbolic significance of plants in secular and religious literature? The Green Middle Ages addresses these and other issues, including the earliest herbarium collections, with a leading role for the palaeography and beautiful illuminations from numerous medieval manuscripts kept in Dutch and other Western libraries and museums.

Note: Frontmatter -- , TABLE OF CONTENTS -- , PREFACE -- , PART I CHRONOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS: FROM HERBARIUM PICTUM TO HERBARIUM VIVUM -- , Introduction. Early Writings on Beneficial Plants: Perceptions and Prescriptions. The Web of Written and Illustrated Plant Books from Antiquity to the Invention of the Printing Press -- , 1 FROM COPY TO COPY 1500 YEARS OF PLANT ILLUSTRATION: THE MANUSCRIPT TRADITION -- , 2 EARLY PRINTED HERBARIA A BRIEF OUTLINE BASED ON THE EXAMPLES FROM THE LIBERNA COLLECTION -- , 3 ‘EVERLASTING GARDENS’ ORIGIN, PURPOSE, SPREAD AND USE OF THE FIRST HERBARIA -- , PART II THE USE OF PLANTS IN THE MIDDLE AGES -- , 4 PAINTING WITH PLANTS THE USE OF VEGETAL PAINTS IN MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS -- , 5 NAMING NAMES PLANTS IN THE AGE OF CHARLEMAGNE -- , 6 THE LONG SHADOW OF ANTIQUITY MEDICINE AND PLANTS -- , 7 ‘THE COOK IS THE BEST DOCTOR’ PLANTS FOR FOOD AND HEALTH: RECIPES AND PRESCRIPTIONS -- , PART III PLANTS IN MEDIEVAL LITERATURE -- , 8 ‘AND IT GREW AND WAXED A GREAT TREE’ A SHORT SURVEY OF PLANTS IN THE BIBLE -- , 9 GOOD TREES, BAD TREES BIBLICAL TREE AND PLANT SYMBOLISM IN THE LIBER FLORIDUS -- , 10 THE HERBAL BOOK IN JACOB VAN MAERLANT’S DER NATUREN BLOEME -- , 11 PLANTS IN MEDIEVAL LITERATURE A THORNY ROSE BUSH AND OTHER GREENERY LOVE, LUST AND SUFFERING IN THE ROMANCE OF THE ROSE -- , PART IV PLANTS IN MEDIEVAL BOOK DECORATION -- , 12 NAMING THE FLOWERS AND PLANTS IN THE MARGINS OF LATE MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS -- , 13 FLOWERING MARGINS THE DEVELOPMENT OF STREWN-FLOWER BORDERS IN SOUTHERN NETHERLANDISH MANUSCRIPT ILLUMINATION -- , 14 FLOWERS OF MEANING THE INTERPRETATION OF MARGINAL DECORATION IN SOUTHERN NETHERLANDISH MANUSCRIPTS FROM AROUND 1500 -- , APPENDIX -- , Appendix I: A Hand-written Text from Late Antiquity in the Leiden University Library. The Wonders of Plantain in Apuleius Platonicus’ herbarium (Leiden, UB ms VLQ 9) -- , Appendix II: A Late Medieval Printed Text in the Athenaeum Library in Deventer. Recipes in a Herb Book from 1497, the Ortus sanitatis (Deventer, AB 2000 E 45 KL) -- , LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS -- , ABBREVIATIONS -- , SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY -- , INDEX OF MANUSCRIPTS CITED AND EARLY PRINTED BOOKS -- , INDEX OF INDIVIDUALS (AUTHORS, PATRONS, MAKERS AND OWNERS OF HERBARIA, ARTISTS, PRINTERS) TITLES (BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS, HERBARIA) AND PLANTS IN CHRISTIAN ICONOGRAPHY -- , INDEX OF ENGLISH PLANT NAMES -- , LATIN NAMES FOR MEDIEVAL PLANT NAMES -- , INDEX OF LATIN PLANT NAMES -- , INDEX OF MEDIEVAL LATIN AND GREEK PLANT NAMES (ITALICS) AND (OLD) DUTCH (D.), GERMAN (G.) AND FRENCH (FR.) NAMES (ROMAN) -- , COLOPHON , In English.

Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/9789048557745

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Format: 163 S. , Ill.

ISBN: 9789081340212

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Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe Chavannes-Mazel, Claudine A., 1949 - Maerlants Rijmbijbel in Museum Meermanno Den Haag : Museum Meermanno-Westreenianum, 2008 ISBN 9789081340212

Language: Dutch

Keywords: Jacob van Maerlant 1235-1291 Handschrift Scholastica ; Den Haag ; Rijksmuseum Meermanno-Westreenianum ; Ms. 10 B 21

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ISSN: 2193-2840

In: Encyclopedia of the bible and its reception, Berlin : de Gruyter, 2009, 5(2012), 2193-2840

In: volume:5

In: year:2012

Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/ebr.covetingdesiring

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Author information: Spieckermann, Hermann 1950-