Denying Mary's real presence in apparitions and icons: Divine impersonation in the tenth-century life of Constantine the ex-jew

Byzantion 78:288-303 (2008)
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L'auteur s'intéresse à la Vie de Constantin le Juif et plus particulièrement à un phénomène qui avait échappé jusqu'alors à ses commentateurs: celui de "l'imitation divine" . Quand Constantin est sauvé d'un meurtre par une apparition de la Vierge, l'auteur de la Vie affirme qu'il ne s'agit pas de Marie elle-même, mais d'une grâce divine qui a pris son apparence. Ce concept se retrouve dans différentes vies de saints. Selon l'auteur, ce procédé semble vouloir rappeler au lecteur que l'influence de Dieu sur ce monde est prépondérante et ne se "dilue" pas au travers des interventions de certains saints

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