VISIO IN SOMPNIIS UN SOGNO SCIAMANICO NEL PRIMO TRECENTO.
In terms of variety and richness of attestation the dossier of written and iconographic sources regarding the canonization (1325-1446) and cult of Nicholas of Tolentino (1245-1305) is an especially suitable case study for decoding the vectors and signs of the cultural memory centred on the tomb of t...
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