Last month I posted A Migration era cemetery in Germany about the discovery of a major cemetery from the late fifth or early sixth century in Thuringia. There is now a more recent article about the site and its occupants from LifeScience which seeks to eschew sensationalism as to the domestic arrangements of the most prominent burial and to show that the process of interpretation is still continuing. It can be seen at Germanic lord buried with a harem of 6? Not quite, but the real story is fascinating.
The Saint-Sever Beatus: An Illustrated Commentary on the Apocalypse (Part 1)
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As the Church’s year draws to a close, the book of the Apocalypse becomes
very prominent in the Roman liturgy. It is read at the Mass of both the
vigil (5,...
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