A Case of Ovarian Pregnancy

Fletcher, HM

doi:10.1111/j.1471-0528.1926.tb12121.x

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1926

DOI: 10.1111/j.1471-0528.1926.tb12121.x

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A Case of Ovarian Pregnancy

HM Fletcher

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“…Secular rulers had played similarly central roles in the introduction of Roman Christianity and coinage elsewhere: recently in Poland (Duke Mieszko c.963, and his son King Boleslaw Chrobry) and Hungary (Duke Geza c.985 and his son King (Saint) Stephen). 7 Nevertheless, the process of conversion was always gradual. For example, in England it took 400 years; as late as the 1010s Archbishop Wulfstan of York was preaching sermons against 'heathenness'.…”

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Gunhild's Cross: Seeing a Romanesque Masterwork through Denmark

Heslop¹

2020

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This essay discusses a process spanning about 150 years, during which art and architecture in Denmark ceased to be primarily Scandinavian and pagan in orientation and instead became European and Christian. As examples, I will focus on 'inscribed objects', images accompanied by words, since it seems that the combination of the visual and the verbal was regarded as particularly potent in this process, both complementary and mutually reinforcing.

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Gunhild's Cross: Seeing a Romanesque Masterwork through Denmark

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