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Spanish Christian poetry, Immaculate Conception, In literature, Spanish poetry, History and criticism, Mary, blessed virgin, saint, in literature, Spanish poetry, history and criticism, Christian poetry, history and criticism, Immaculate Conception in literature, Lyrik, Schlangen <Motiv>, Unbefleckte EmpfängnisPeople
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The serpent and the rose: the Immaculate Conception and Hispanic poetry in the late medieval period
2008, Brill
in English
9004165959 9789004165953
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Serpent and the Rose: The Immaculate Conception and Hispanic Poetry in the Late Medieval Period
2008, BRILL
in English
9047433203 9789047433200
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Table of Contents
Conception liturgies : In praise of the rose
Good and evil : theological debate about Mary
"Discordans d'opinio" : literary discord in Spain
The serpent crushed
The Immaculate Virgin : matchless maiden
The rose-garden : beauty and purity
The rose : perfect from the beginning of time
The new Eve
The Virgin and the kiss : apocryphal birth
Narratives and the Immaculate Conception.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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