Essays exploring the influence of the sacred buildings of Jerusalem on architecture worldwide.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Public, private and political Devotion: Re presenting the Sepulchre Robin Griffith Jones The Building of the Holy Sepulchre Robin Griffith Jones The Crusader Church of the Holy Sepulchre Denys Pringle The Crusader Church of the Holy Sepulchre: Design, Depiction and the Pilgrim Church of Compostela Jaroslav Folda Medieval Muslim Veneration of the Dome of the Rock Robert Hillenbrand The Temple as Symbol, the Temple as Metaphor: contrasting Eastern and Western Re imaginings Robert Ousterhout Spiral Columns and the Temple of Solomon Eric C Fernie Raphael's Marriage of the Virgin and the Temple at Jerusalem in the Italian Renaissance Imagination David Ekserdjian 'I have defeated you, Solomon' Robin Griffith Jones Saint James the Just: Sacral Topgraphy in Jerusalem and Constantinople Cecily Hennessy Jerusalems in the Caucasus? Antony Eastmond Holy Russia and the 'Jerusalem Idea' Robin Milner Gulland Jerusalem and the Ethiopian Church: the Evidence of Roha (Lalibela) David W. Phillipson The Origins and Meaning of the Ethiopian Circular Church: Fresh Explorations Emmanuel Fritsch Arculf's Circles, Aachen's Octagon, Germigny's Cube: Three Riddles from Northern Europe Robin Griffith Jones Representations of the Holy Sepulchre Eric C Fernie The Military Orders and the Idea of the Holy Sepulchre Alan Borg The English Round Church Movement Catherine E. Hundley The Use and Meaning of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Century Round Churches of England Michael Gervers Jerusalem in London: the New Temple Church Nicole Hamonic Commemorating the Rotunda in the Round: The Medieval Latin Liturgy of the Holy Sepulchre and its Performance in the West Sebastian Salvado The Temple Church in the Crusades Robin Griffith Jones Epilogue Robin Griffith Jones
Introduction Public, private and political Devotion: Re presenting the Sepulchre Robin Griffith Jones The Building of the Holy Sepulchre Robin Griffith Jones The Crusader Church of the Holy Sepulchre Denys Pringle The Crusader Church of the Holy Sepulchre: Design, Depiction and the Pilgrim Church of Compostela Jaroslav Folda Medieval Muslim Veneration of the Dome of the Rock Robert Hillenbrand The Temple as Symbol, the Temple as Metaphor: contrasting Eastern and Western Re imaginings Robert Ousterhout Spiral Columns and the Temple of Solomon Eric C Fernie Raphael's Marriage of the Virgin and the Temple at Jerusalem in the Italian Renaissance Imagination David Ekserdjian 'I have defeated you, Solomon' Robin Griffith Jones Saint James the Just: Sacral Topgraphy in Jerusalem and Constantinople Cecily Hennessy Jerusalems in the Caucasus? Antony Eastmond Holy Russia and the 'Jerusalem Idea' Robin Milner Gulland Jerusalem and the Ethiopian Church: the Evidence of Roha (Lalibela) David W. Phillipson The Origins and Meaning of the Ethiopian Circular Church: Fresh Explorations Emmanuel Fritsch Arculf's Circles, Aachen's Octagon, Germigny's Cube: Three Riddles from Northern Europe Robin Griffith Jones Representations of the Holy Sepulchre Eric C Fernie The Military Orders and the Idea of the Holy Sepulchre Alan Borg The English Round Church Movement Catherine E. Hundley The Use and Meaning of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Century Round Churches of England Michael Gervers Jerusalem in London: the New Temple Church Nicole Hamonic Commemorating the Rotunda in the Round: The Medieval Latin Liturgy of the Holy Sepulchre and its Performance in the West Sebastian Salvado The Temple Church in the Crusades Robin Griffith Jones Epilogue Robin Griffith Jones
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