theophany in Monarchic RELIGIONS AND CHRISTIAN
THEOPHANY SCHEME OF CORRESPONDENCE PORTRAIT
Established on the basis of indications of Andre Burn Martyrium, II
IMPERIAL CYCLE CYCLE
CHRISTIAN 1 Theophany
A-Vision Scene of triumph and
Majesty - The emperor sat on the throne
- Emperor Divine Hand crowned
- The Emperor
Offering
- Emperor worship
- The investiture of the emperor
- The exaltation of the emperor.
1-Vision Theophany Theophany
A neo Vetere and probate of the Logos, eschatological visions
- Christ on the throne (HM), or standing
- Christ (or one of its symbol) crowned by the Father's Hand
- Christ receives the offerings of the faithful (the martyrs offered his crown).
- Christ (historical figure or symbolic) is adored by the faithful (angels, apostles, saints, the emperor).
- Christ delegated his power: Traditio Legis; crown of martyrs.
- Ascension, and glorification of Christ.
- The Transfiguration.
- The Second Coming of Christ. Theophany
B-Birth: The revelation of divinity in the hero and the king.
- Birth
- Enthronement
- Adventus of the young sovereign
B Cycle of childhood or the Epiphany.
- announcements (Zechariah, Mary, Joseph).
- The Visitation
-
Nativity - Adoration of the Magi (= Enthronement)
- The Presentation in the Temple (Recognition by the Hebrews)
- Entry to Egypt (recognition of part of the gentiles)
- Baptism (divine consecration).
- The miracle of Cana (1 ยช caster manifestation of the power of Christ)
C The Theophany of the Passion-Resurrection.
- Peter's denial.
-
Crucifixion - La (Trasfissione) Translating
- The appearance of the angel at (mirrofore) praying.
- The appearance of the Risen women.
- The appearance of the risen Christ to Thomas.
2
Theophany-miracles - Scenes of interventions for men.
- Achievements equated with the liberation of the conquered peoples: Adventus
- Emperor trampling a barbarian.
- The emperor up the victory (a Vinto).
2 Cycle of the miracles of Christ
- The resurrection of Lazarus.
- All representations of miracles.
- The entrance to Jerusalem
- Christ trampling the serpent.
- Christ who rescues Adam.
THEOPHANY SCHEME OF CORRESPONDENCE PORTRAIT
Established on the basis of indications of Andre Burn Martyrium, II
IMPERIAL CYCLE CYCLE
CHRISTIAN 1 Theophany
A-Vision Scene of triumph and
Majesty - The emperor sat on the throne
- Emperor Divine Hand crowned
- The Emperor
Offering
- Emperor worship
- The investiture of the emperor
- The exaltation of the emperor.
1-Vision Theophany Theophany
A neo Vetere and probate of the Logos, eschatological visions
- Christ on the throne (HM), or standing
- Christ (or one of its symbol) crowned by the Father's Hand
- Christ receives the offerings of the faithful (the martyrs offered his crown).
- Christ (historical figure or symbolic) is adored by the faithful (angels, apostles, saints, the emperor).
- Christ delegated his power: Traditio Legis; crown of martyrs.
- Ascension, and glorification of Christ.
- The Transfiguration.
- The Second Coming of Christ. Theophany
B-Birth: The revelation of divinity in the hero and the king.
- Birth
- Enthronement
- Adventus of the young sovereign
B Cycle of childhood or the Epiphany.
- announcements (Zechariah, Mary, Joseph).
- The Visitation
-
Nativity - Adoration of the Magi (= Enthronement)
- The Presentation in the Temple (Recognition by the Hebrews)
- Entry to Egypt (recognition of part of the gentiles)
- Baptism (divine consecration).
- The miracle of Cana (1 ยช caster manifestation of the power of Christ)
C The Theophany of the Passion-Resurrection.
- Peter's denial.
-
Crucifixion - La (Trasfissione) Translating
- The appearance of the angel at (mirrofore) praying.
- The appearance of the Risen women.
- The appearance of the risen Christ to Thomas.
2
Theophany-miracles - Scenes of interventions for men.
- Achievements equated with the liberation of the conquered peoples: Adventus
- Emperor trampling a barbarian.
- The emperor up the victory (a Vinto).
2 Cycle of the miracles of Christ
- The resurrection of Lazarus.
- All representations of miracles.
- The entrance to Jerusalem
- Christ trampling the serpent.
- Christ who rescues Adam.
Obelisk of Theodosius I , Constantinople, shows the barbarians who offer gifts in front of the Imperial Lodge. GIOVANNA
MUZJ Maria, Visione e presenza, iconography and theophany nel pensiero di Andre Grabar, Casa di Matrona, Milano 1995
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