Intro -- Scrinium Friburgense -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- On the Holy Topography of Sailors: An Introduction -- Éléments religieux dans les représentations textuelles et figurées de la Méditerranée -- I. Les églises comme amers et comme points d'ancrage de l'expérience du sacré -- II. Les éléments religieux sur les cartes marines -- III. La navigation comme expérience religieuse -- Le peregrinagium maritimum en Méditerrannée (XIVe-XVe s.) -- Ports of Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, Eleventh-Fourteenth Century: Jaffa, Acre, Alexandria -- Les lieux sacrés de Beyrouth au Moyen Âge. Les deux églises de Saint-Georges -- I. Beyrouth avant l'arrivée des Croisés -- I.1 Histoire et archéologie -- I.2 Les églises protobyzantines de Beyrouth -- II. Les églises de Beyrouth à l'époque des Croisés -- II.1 Saint-Jean de Beyrouth -- II.2 L'église Saint-Georges-des-Orthodoxes ou des-Melkites -- II.3 L'Eglise de Saint-Georges-Al-Khodr -- III. Saint Georges dans la tradition orale et picturale -- IV. Déduction -- Seaside Shrines in the Late Mediaeval Black Sea Basin. Topography and Selected Historical and Art Historical Questions -- I. Brief historical outline - the Black Sea between the years 1204 and 1484 -- II. Selected example: St. Francis in Caffa (from the Holy Portolano) -- III. A painting from the Dominican church in Caffa - Madonna di Caffa -- IV. Traces of the cult of St. Phocas -- V. Graffiti on the churches in Nesebar and Trebizond -- VI. Modern examples of marine cults on the southern coast of the Black Sea -- VII. Monastery towers as lighthouses -- VIII. Urban cults -- IX. Islamic cult centres -- X. Instead of a summing up -- I monaci dell'isola dell'Apocalisse tra preghiera, spionaggio e navigazione (XV-XVIII sec.) -- The Holy Sites of Candia -- I. Navigation -- II. Trade and trade routes -- III. Pilgrims and sacred sites.

IV. Orchestration of pilgrimage -- V. Strategies of display -- The Holy Portolano. The Sacred Geography of Navigation along the Dalmatian coast in the Middle Ages -- The Pauline Sacred Geography of the Maltese Islands and their Maritime Shrines -- Strategie di visibilità dell'architettura sacra nella Napoli angioina: la percezione da mare e la testimonianza di Petrarca -- I. Le premesse altomedievali: la descrizione di Napoli nella ‹ Vita Athanasii › -- II. Napoli, i santi venuti da mare, e le ‹ Sante Parole › -- III. Le coste di Napoli, l'architettura angioina e l'‹ Itinerarium ad Jerusalem › di Petrarca -- IV. Conclusioni -- Alcune osservazioni in merito al ritrovamento della ‹ Bonna Parolla › genovese -- La Liguria e la sua originalità: una variante del ‹ Portolano sacro › -- I. I luoghi ‹ sacri › di Liguria: loro caratteri -- II. Riflessioni e ipotesi sul ‹ Portolano sacro › -- Le voyage d'outremer et sa dimension spirituelle. Les sanctuaires maritimes de la côte catalane -- I. La dimension maritime de la Vierge de Montserrat -- II. Les sanctuaires maritimes et leurs ex-voto -- III. Le sanctuaire de Notre-Dame de Vauvert -- IV. Miracles maritimes -- V. Réflexions finales -- A brave new kingdom: images from the sea and in the coastal sanctuaries of Valencia (XIII-XV centuries) -- I. The birth of a Christian kingdom -- II. Sanctuaries mentioned in holy portolan charts -- III. A cathedral in honour of Saint Mary -- IV. Our Lady of Grace in the church of Saint Augustine -- V. The hill of the Virgin: El Puig de Santa Maria -- VI. Byzantium and beyond: sacred images in a brave new kingdom -- Saint-Jacques de Compostelle sur les rives de la Mer Ténébreuse -- I. À Saint-Jacques par la mer -- II. Au péril de la mer -- III. La Galice, nouvelle terre Sainte -- Index -- Illustrations -- List of the holy sites mentioned in the 'Sante Parole'.

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