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The Lady Half-Devoured by a Dragon and the Iconography of Saint Margaret of Antioch: Interpreting an Anonymous Invención in the Cancionero general (11CG-517)
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Following in the footsteps of Ian Macpherson, I offer an interpretation of an anonymous invención found in the Cancionero general (11CG-517) and the British Library Cancionero (LB1-251). I maintain that the image displayed by the jouster was inspired by the iconography of the virgin-martyr Saint Margaret of Antioch, and I propose a theory about the identity of the lady addressed and, with less certainty, about the identity of the jouster and the occasion when the invención was displayed, using Pinar’s Juego trobado as a tool of research and invoking a passage on the sinfulness of the fashion among ladies and damsels for wearing hooped petticoats in a treatise by Hernando de Talavera.
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“Además, en mi opinión, Margarita es también la dama representada como una donzella medio devorada por un dragón en una invención anónima en el Revista de Cancioneros Impresos y Manuscritos núm.8 (2019) Cancionero general (11CG-517), que se inspiró en la iconografía de santa Margarita de Antioquía (Boase 2018).”
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Boase, R. (2019) · Revista de Cancioneros Impresos y Manuscritos · doi:10.14198/rcim.2019.8.01 · Cited by 2
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- Boase, R.
- ORCID
- Boase, Roger
- Venue
- Magnificat Cultura i Literatura Medievals
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- Universitat de Valencia
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- 2018-12-08
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- 5
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- 1-17
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- 2386-8295
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