Hildegard of Bingen's fifth vision personifies the people of the covenant in the form of a woman, Synagoga (see fig. 1), who is "mother of the incarnation" and thus the mother-in-law of the Christian Church, Ecclesia, who is the bride (sponsa) of Christ.
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Chaucer and the Jews
Sources, Contexts, Meanings (The Multicultural Middle Ages, 1)
by Sheila Delany
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Chaucer and the Jews: sources, contexts, meanings
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"Hildegard of Bingen's fifth vision personifies the people of the covenant in the form of a woman, Synagoga (see fig. 1), who is "mother of the incarnation" and thus the mother-in-law of the Christian Church, Ecclesia, who is the bride (sponsa) of Christ."
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