Christianity
Founding texts, saints and places of Christianity: the Book of Revelation, the Archangel Michael, Saint Remigius, Saint Ursula…
St. Ursula Shrine at the St. John's Hospital Memling Museum of Bruges
saint-ursula Presentation and description of the Shrine de St. Ursula, whose painter Hans Memling decorated four side panels in 1489, visible at the Memling Museum, Old St. John's Hospital of Bruges, and the text of the 154th chapter “The Golden Legend” written by Jacobus de Voragine, entitled “the Eleven Thousand Virgins”
Archangel Michael in the Revelation: A war broke out in heaven
revelation Presentation of text of the 12th chapter of the revelation, unique of the New Testament where appears the Archangel Michael (St. Michael) related to the history of the Mont Saint-Michel
Archangel Michael according to chapter 12 of the book of Daniel
other sources Other Texts of the Old Testament where Archangel Saint-Michael appears
Saint Michael according to The Golden Legend Name, Apparitions, Victories, Dedication, Memory
golden legend Presentation of chapter 145 “Saint Michael” of the Golden Legend of Jacobus de Voragine (1275) related to the Mont Saint-Michel and the text itself.
Name of the archangel Michael according to Hebraic etymology
name of michael Analysis of the origin and ethymological meaning of the name of Archangel Michael from its name in Hebrew
Saint Remigius according to Legenda Aurea
saint remigius We introduce here the life of St. Remigius (St. Remi) according to chapter 16 and 141 of the Golden Legend (also known as Legenda Aurea) written by Jacobus da Varagine as at origin of the history that instituted the ceremony of the Sacre (or ceremony of the Coronation)of the ancient French Kings in Cathedral Notre Dame of Reims.
Meeting of King Chilperic and Priscus according to Gregory of Tours
Priscus This excerpt from book 6 chapter 5 of the History of the Franks by Gregory of Tours relates the meeting of King Chilperic and one of his subjects of the Jewish religion named Priscus as witnessed by the author.
