末世镜：多尔多涅河畔博利厄的罗马式大门

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GESTA-INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF MEDIEVAL ART Pub Date : 2017-03-01 DOI:10.1086/689969

M. Vescovi

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一个长期的历史传统通过反对异端的斗争的镜头解释了十二世纪圣皮埃尔在多尔多涅河畔博利厄的门户，将其不朽的图像与克吕尼修道院院长、尊者彼得的著作联系起来，特别是他的著作《自由对抗》和《彼得罗布鲁西亚诺斯》。在这篇文章中，门户网站的不同寻常的程序是根据克吕尼使用的十一世纪晚期选集传播的克吕尼礼仪读物（巴黎，法国国家图书馆，MS nouv.acq.lat.2246）和其他同时代来源进行探索的。我认为，根据这些文本，门户网站不仅被认为是从四旬斋到复活节的视觉进程，而且可能被视为一面镜子，在镜子中，在它面前表演的礼拜仪式引起了共鸣，并被放大，以揭示其深刻的末世意义。

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An Eschatological Mirror: The Romanesque Portal of Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne

A long-standing historiographic tradition has explained the twelfth-century portal of Saint-Pierre at Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne through the lens of the struggle against heresy, connecting its monumental imagery with the writings of the abbot of Cluny, Peter the Venerable, specifically his treatises Liber adversus Iudeorum and Contra Petrobrusianos. In this article, the unusual program of the portal is explored in light of Cluniac liturgical readings transmitted by the late eleventh-century lectionary used at Cluny (Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, MS nouv. acq. lat. 2246) and other coeval sources. I argue that the portal, informed by these texts, was not only conceived as a visual progression from Lent to Easter but also possibly intended as a mirror, in which the liturgy performed in front of it resonated and was amplified to unveil its deep eschatological meaning.

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