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The Sainte-Chapelle and the Construction of Sacral Monarchy: Royal Architecture in Thirteenth-Century Paris
Meredith Cohen-
Cover
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Half-title
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Title page
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Copyright information
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Dedication
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Table of contents
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Acknowledgments
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List of abbreviations
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Introduction
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Approach and Orientation
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Beyond the Building: Reception, Space, and History
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Chapter Outline
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1 The Making of a Royal City
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1.1 The Urban Power Structure and the Architectural Programs of Philip Augustus
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1.2 Demographics and the Urban Transformation
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1.3 The New Look of Paris: The Rayonnant City
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2 The Sainte-Chapelle
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2.1 Architecture and Aesthetics
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2.2 Proportions and Dimensions
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2.3 Sculptural Decoration
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2.4 The Royal Chapel and Rayonnant Architecture
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2.5 The Sainte-Chapelle and Amiens
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3 The Architecture of Sacral Kingship
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3.1 Distant Kin: Imperial and Royal Reliquary Chapels beyond France
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3.2 Capetian Palatine Chapels and the Sanctuaries of the Palais de la Cité
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3.3 Saint-Germain en Laye
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3.4 Local Sources: The Bishop’s Chapel and Ecclesiastical Architecture
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3.5 The Representation of Royal Sanctity
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4 Private, Public, and the Promotion of the Cult of Kings
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4.1 The Design of the Palais de la Cité
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4.2 Indulgences and Liturgy
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4.3 Setting the Stage: The Lower and Upper Chapels
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The Lower Chapel
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The Upper Chapel
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4.4 The Chapel in the City: Processions and Public Display
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4.5 The Liturgy of the Crown of Thorns and the Cult of Kings
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4.6 Royal Sovereignty
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5 Louis’ Later Patronage in Paris
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Conclusion
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Appendix 1 Who Devised the Sainte-Chapelle?
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Appendix 2 The Donjons of Philip Augustus
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Appendix 3 Dates and Documents
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The Documents
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Privileges Granted to the Sainte-Chapelle
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Indulgences Granted to the Sainte-Chapelle
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Episcopal Bull (October 2, 1244, Paris)
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First Foundation of the Sainte-Chapelle (January, 1246, Paris)
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Papal Bull (November 6, 1246, Lateran)
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Papal Bull (November 6, 1246, Lyon)
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Arch/Episcopal Bull (April, 1248, Paris)
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Bull from the Papal Legate (May 27, 1248, Paris)
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Second Foundation of the Sainte-Chapelle
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(August, 1248, Aigues-Mortes)
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Additional Indulgences Granted to the Sainte-Chapelle
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Papal Bull (October 25, 1265, Perugia)
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Paris, AN L 619.12. Original, seal lost.
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Papal Bull (October 25, 1265, Perugia)
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Appendix 4 The Dimensions of the Sainte-Chapelle
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Notes
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Introduction
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1 The Making of a Royal City: Paris and the Architecture of Philip Augustus
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2 The Sainte-Chapelle: Parisian Rayonnant and the New Royal Architecture
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3 The Architecture of Sacral Kingship
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4 Private, Public, and the Promotion of the Cult of Kings
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5 Louis’ Later Patronage in Paris
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Conclusion
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Appendix 1
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Appendix 3
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Appendix 4
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Bibliography
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Primary Sources, Manuscripts
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Primary Sources, Printed
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Secondary Sources
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Works Published before 1851
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Works Published after 1851
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Index
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Plates
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Published: 2014
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
- 9781139950206 (ebook)
- 9781107025578 (hardcover)