schema:name "Clothing the sacred"
"Medieval textiles as fabric, form, and metaphor"
schema:contributor Woodfin, Warren T.
Kapustka, Mateusz
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schema:about kostuumkunde
religieuze kleding
textiel
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schema:abstract "At their most basic level, liturgical vestments and textiles serve to differentiate the sacred and the profane, the clergy and the laity. Not only are they sacred objects in their own right, being consecrated to a holy use, but they point beyond themselves to historical parallels - to events in the life of Christ or to the furnishings of the Jerusalem Temple - or to anagogical symbolism of the heavenly graces."@en
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schema:workExample Clothing the sacred: medieval textiles as fabric, form, and metaphor

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schema:alternateName "Clothing and dress--Religious aspects"

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