Rorarunt coeli. La liturgia di santa Rosa da Viterbo

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  • Eleonora Rava University of St Andrews - Centro Studi Santa Rosa
  • Filippo Sedda Centro Studi Santa Rosa

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5617/acta.11392

Abstract

Un caso di studio paradigmatico per mostrare l’accoglienza e l’eredità di una santa donna nella prima epoca moderna tra Roma e Lazio è certamente offerto dalla liturgia di Rosa da Viterbo. Fu dalla seconda metà del XV secolo e per tutto il XVI che si allestì una liturgia propria – per l’ufficio delle ore e per la messa – e si fissò la memoria liturgica della giovane santa viterbese. Dopo aver chiarito il contesto e si innesta il culto di Rosa, si darà conto della specialità della liturgia rosiana.

Saint Catherine of Siena as Spiritual Mother of the Second and Third Orders of Saint Dominic by Cosimo Rosselli (1439_1507)”, National Gallery of Scotland released on license Creative Commons CC by NC. Photographer: Antoni Reeve

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Published

2024-04-17

How to Cite

Rava, E. and Sedda, F. (2024) “Rorarunt coeli. La liturgia di santa Rosa da Viterbo”, Acta ad archaeologiam et artium historiam pertinentia, 35(21 N.S.), pp. 1–12. doi: 10.5617/acta.11392.

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Vol. 35 No. 21 N.S. (2023): Special issue (online only): Reception and Legacy of Female saints in Early Modern Rome and Lazio = Ricezione e influenza di modelli di santità femminile nella Roma e nel Lazio di età moderna

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