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La vie sainte Juliane
Century: 12-13
Hagiography
French
INCIPIT
prol.: Or oscolteiz bon cretoien, / ki or orat, si ferat bien -- Inc.: D'une virgene vos vulh conteir / ke l'escriture oi loeir...
EXPLICIT
Ci definist la sainte vie / Juliane, la deu amie.
Sex: M- Bio: -Status author (order, function):
EDITING
Location:Walloon (?) (Rankka, 1982: 36) - Date:end of the 12th century-beginning 13th century - Commission:meant for a readers who were unacquianted with latin (verses 37-38: 'Vos ki latin apris n'aveiz, lo plain romanz bien entendeiz') (von Feilitzen, 1883: xxxvi, xcix-cii)
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ABSTRACT
Description of the life of St. Juliana Nicomediae (+305). Juliana was a Christian virgin from Nicomedië. She was engaged to a Roman prefect but refused to marry him because he wasn't a follower of the Christian faith. Moreover, she rejected the pagan rituals to which she was forced by him and her father. For these reasons, she underwent several tortures.
SOURCES
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MANUSCRIPTS
Oxford, Bodleian Library
Oxford, Bodleian Library
TRANSLATIONS
EDITIONS
VON FEILITZEN (H.), 'Li ver del Juïse' en Fornfransk predikan (Upsala, 1883) 7-27
LITERATURE
BARETTE (P.), La légende de sainte Julienne et ses rapports avec la Chanson de Roland, dans Charlemagne et l'épopée romance, Actes du 7e congrès de la Société Rencesvals, Liège, 1976 (Paris, 1978)
BOSSUAT (R.), e.a. Dictionaire des lettres françaises. Le Moyen Age (Parijs, 1992) 1357-1358
BOSSUAT (R.), Manuel Bibliographique de la littérature française du Moyen Âge (Melun, 1951) nrs. 3420-3421, 7003
BRUNÖHLER, Über einige lateinische, englische, französische und deutsche Fassungen der Julianen-Legende (Bonn 1912)
RANKKA (E.), Li ver del juïse : sermon en vers du XIIe siècle (Stockholm , 1982) 1357-1358
VAN DER LINDEN (S.), De Heiligen (Antwerpen, 1999) 493
VON FEILITZEN (H.), 'Li ver del Juïse' en Fornfransk predikan (Upsala, 1883)
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Jeroen Deploige
An-Katrien Hanselaer

Update:
2014-04-10 14:00:03

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