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Images, Relics, And Devotional Practices in Medieval And Renaissance Italy (Medieval & Renaissance Texts & Studies)

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1. Montgomery, Scott B., « Introduction », pp. 1-6.
2. Montgomery, Scott B., « Quia venerabile corpus redicti martyris ibi repositum: Image and Relic in the Decorative Program of San Miniato al Monte, Florence », pp. 7-25.
3. Freni, Giovanni., « Images and Relics in Fourteenth-Century Arezzo: Pietro Lorenzetti’s Pieve Polyptych and the Shrine of St. Donatus », pp. 27-54.
4. Geens, Francesca., « Galganus and the Cistercians: Relics, Reliquaries, and the Image of Saint », pp. 55-76.
5. Flansburg, Margaret., « Simone Martini’s Beato Agostiono Novello Altarpiece and Reliquary Altar: Sienes Program and Augustinian Agenda », pp. 77-93.
6. Cornelison, Sally J., « When an Image is a Relic: The St. Zenobius Panel from Florence Cathedral », pp. 95-113.
7. Gilbertson, Leanne Kay., « Imaging St. Margaret: Imitatio Christi and Imitatio Mariae in the Vanni Altarpiece », pp. 115-138.
8. Musacchio, Jacqueline Marie., « Lambs, Coral, Teeth, and the Intimate Intersection of Religion and Magic in Renaissace Tuscany », pp. 139-156.
9. Kann, Andrea., « Who Was the Audience for St. Luke’s Cult in Padua ? », pp. 157-172.
10. Radke, Gary M., « Relics and Identity at the Convent of San Zaccaria in Renaissance Venice », pp. 173-191.
11. Maniura, Robert., « Image and Relic in the Cult of Our Lady of Prato », pp. 193-212.
12. Smith, Timothy B., « Up in Arms: The Knights of Rhodes, the Cult of Relics, and the Chapel of St. John the Baptist in Siena Cathedral », pp. 213-238.