The Multifunctionality of a Medieval Hagiography: A Historical Case Study of the “Gesta et Passio” and the Making of the Danish Royal Saint Cnut (c. 1100) by Fiona Fritz

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Studia historiae ecclesiasticae
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2024-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.25159/2412-4265/17987
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Historical and Archaeological Studies
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The Multifunctionality of a Medieval Hagiography: A Historical Case Study of the “Gesta et Passio” and the Making of the Danish Royal Saint Cnut (c. 1100) by Fiona Fritz

Graham A. Duncan
Studia historiae ecclesiasticae
Historical and Archaeological Studies
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The Multifunctionality of a Medieval Hagiography: A Historical Case Study of the “Gesta et Passio” and the Making of the Danish Royal Saint Cnut (c. 1100) by Fiona Fritz

Graham A. Duncan
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Studia historiae ecclesiasticaeVol. 50(3)
University of Pretoria (ZA)
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Historical and Archaeological Studies
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The Multifunctionality of a Medieval Hagiography: A Historical Case Study of the “Gesta et Passio” and the Making of the Danish Royal Saint Cnut (c. 1100) by Fiona Fritz — Graham A. Duncan · Studia historiae ecclesiasticae (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS