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The French King Prepares for Battle

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On Sunday morning, the French king, eager to confront the English, began his day with mass in his pavilion. His four sons were with...

The Black Prince Approaches Poitiers

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On that Saturday, the Black Prince and his army rode from morning until night, covering a long distance. By the end of the day,...

Uncertainty and Shortage Among the English

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As the Black Prince and his army moved forward, they were unsure of the exact location of the French forces. They feared that the...

Early Life of Philippe de Commines

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Philippe de Commines was born in Flanders in 1446 into a noble family. From an early age, he was closely connected with the world...

Important Chroniclers of the Age

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Among the most important chroniclers of this period are Jean Froissart and Philippe de Commines. Both writers had excellent opportunities to observe the major...

Influence of Chivalry and Storytelling

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The writers and poets of this period helped preserve the spirit of chivalry and adventure. Through their works, they described a world full of...

Central Iconographic Structure of the Composition

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These three main compositions form the central iconographic focus of the icon. Their strong relationship is clearly emphasized by the red color of their...

Description of the Icon and Its Historical Context

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The text discusses an icon dated to the year 1685, which shows Saint Christopher Kynokephalos, also known as the dog-headed Saint Christopher. According to...

Introduction to the Feast and Its Meaning

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The text above discusses the feast of All Saints and its iconography in Christian art. The Feast of All Saints celebrates all the holy...

Later History of the Church of St John

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In the tenth century, a small chapel decorated with fresco paintings was built to the north of the Church of St John the Theologian....

Own Officials

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