Scivias
Material type: TextSanta Fe, NM Bear and Co. c1986Description: xxxiii, 430p.; ill.; appendixContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 093968022X
- BV5080 .H5413 1986
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'The English Translation from the Critical Latin Edition.'. 'Forewords by Matthew Fox and Adelgundis F�hrk�tter.'
Editor's note. Foreword: Scivias, An annotated outline - by Adelgundis Fuhrkotter. Foreword: Hildegard of Bingen's struggle for wisdom - by Matthew Fox. Preface: Hildegard of Bingen's wealth of scholarship. Introduction. The first part. First vision. Second vision. Third vision. Fourth vision. Fifth vision. Sixth vision. The second part. First vision. Second vision. Third vision. Fourth vision. Fifth vision. Sixth vision. Seventh vision. The third part. First vision. Second vision. Third vision. Fourth vision. Fifth vision. Sixth vision. Seventh vision. Eighth vision. Ninth vision. Tenth vision. Eleventh vision. Twelfth vision. Thirteenth vision
'Hildegard of Bingen lived in the Rhineland during the twelfth century, and now, 800 years later, her extraordinary high awareness is suddenly illuminating our vision as we approach the twenty-first century. At age forty-two she found herself overwhelmed by a force to write down, to paint, and to set her visions to music. The resulting creation was Scivias ("Know the Ways"), which may be the most complete documentation of a mystical illumination experience in the history of the human race.'
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