The angel of the abyss and the infernal locusts, Ende (c. 975), etidiohnew.blogspot.com/2025/12/the-...
#art #miniature #mozarabic
#art #miniature #mozarabic
The angel of the abyss and the infernal locusts, Ende (c. 975)
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December 21, 2025 at 6:15 PM
The angel of the abyss and the infernal locusts, Ende (c. 975), etidiohnew.blogspot.com/2025/12/the-...
#art #miniature #mozarabic
#art #miniature #mozarabic
True. I wanted to read Romanesque art, Mozarabic literature, the Spanish literature of the Philippine Revolution, research the links between the Philippines, S. China, Mexico, and Peru, and learn Galician and Catalan. And perhaps teach the English language and British/Irish literature on the side.
Because you will be following what interests you most.
December 19, 2025 at 7:04 AM
True. I wanted to read Romanesque art, Mozarabic literature, the Spanish literature of the Philippine Revolution, research the links between the Philippines, S. China, Mexico, and Peru, and learn Galician and Catalan. And perhaps teach the English language and British/Irish literature on the side.
Nice to note. The Mozarabic was an important precedent for Liturgical variation within the common Eucharistic structure. It was particularly important to us who were going through the liturgical renewal of the last century. Would love to attend!
December 13, 2025 at 1:16 AM
Nice to note. The Mozarabic was an important precedent for Liturgical variation within the common Eucharistic structure. It was particularly important to us who were going through the liturgical renewal of the last century. Would love to attend!
All the Prayer D stans have a pilgrimage site! Every week, a Mozarabic liturgy happens in this chapel in Toledo Cathedral. ⚓️
December 12, 2025 at 9:18 PM
All the Prayer D stans have a pilgrimage site! Every week, a Mozarabic liturgy happens in this chapel in Toledo Cathedral. ⚓️
Evensong. I really like this hymn.
November 26, 2025 at 5:59 PM
Evensong. I really like this hymn.
liturgical objects from Toledo Cathedral such as the 10th century Mozarabic Liber Misticus. Why Tallinn? Tallinn-born Michel Sittow’s (1469–1525) earliest works were painted for the Luna Chapel of Toledo Cathedral whilst his final works are at Niguliste! Overall, an impressive exhibition 5/5
November 22, 2025 at 8:55 AM
liturgical objects from Toledo Cathedral such as the 10th century Mozarabic Liber Misticus. Why Tallinn? Tallinn-born Michel Sittow’s (1469–1525) earliest works were painted for the Luna Chapel of Toledo Cathedral whilst his final works are at Niguliste! Overall, an impressive exhibition 5/5
When I was in Toledo on a high school trip, I seriously considered abandoning my class group at the cathedral so I could experience the Mozarabic rite.
Looking back I should have!
Looking back I should have!
November 19, 2025 at 8:24 PM
When I was in Toledo on a high school trip, I seriously considered abandoning my class group at the cathedral so I could experience the Mozarabic rite.
Looking back I should have!
Looking back I should have!
When I am Pope, I shall finally suppress the Roman Rites and put in place the true liturgy that embodies the spirit of Western Christendom.
The Mozarabic Rite
The Mozarabic Rite
November 19, 2025 at 8:01 PM
When I am Pope, I shall finally suppress the Roman Rites and put in place the true liturgy that embodies the spirit of Western Christendom.
The Mozarabic Rite
The Mozarabic Rite
Coromines proposed that (along with Sicilian ‘galiggi’) they came from Ar. خليج but, every time you post about the aflāy, I always think about ‘galacho’ with the not uncommon f > g of Mozarabic/Aragonese of the Iberian System.
November 15, 2025 at 12:26 PM
Coromines proposed that (along with Sicilian ‘galiggi’) they came from Ar. خليج but, every time you post about the aflāy, I always think about ‘galacho’ with the not uncommon f > g of Mozarabic/Aragonese of the Iberian System.
Oh hey gal I saw a few of those were liturgical/worshipful music. This is a channel i found many years ago that loaded up tons of various chants from Byzantine to Old Roman to Mozarabic to Gregorian. Give it a shot if you are so inclined!
Callixtus
This channel is dedicated to the chanting tradition - primarily medieval - of Western and Eastern Christendom.
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October 30, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Oh hey gal I saw a few of those were liturgical/worshipful music. This is a channel i found many years ago that loaded up tons of various chants from Byzantine to Old Roman to Mozarabic to Gregorian. Give it a shot if you are so inclined!
Hot off the press: vol. 87 in our “Medieval and Early Modern Iberian World” series: Susan Leslie Boynton (Columbia University), Liturgy of Empire: Reading the Mozarabic Rite in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1800 (Leiden: Brill, 2026), 281 pp. #medieval #SkyMedieval #EarlyModernSpain
October 24, 2025 at 7:28 PM
Hot off the press: vol. 87 in our “Medieval and Early Modern Iberian World” series: Susan Leslie Boynton (Columbia University), Liturgy of Empire: Reading the Mozarabic Rite in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1800 (Leiden: Brill, 2026), 281 pp. #medieval #SkyMedieval #EarlyModernSpain
If you're looking for something beautiful this Friday evening:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAxJbqTCr3M&list=PLoth48xsiR79C6bCGigChcWf4fDLv2dfD&index=2
A fourteenth-century mozarabic-rite Alleluia combined with a fourteenth or fifteenth-century North African sufi chant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAxJbqTCr3M&list=PLoth48xsiR79C6bCGigChcWf4fDLv2dfD&index=2
A fourteenth-century mozarabic-rite Alleluia combined with a fourteenth or fifteenth-century North African sufi chant.
October 3, 2025 at 9:55 PM
If you're looking for something beautiful this Friday evening:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAxJbqTCr3M&list=PLoth48xsiR79C6bCGigChcWf4fDLv2dfD&index=2
A fourteenth-century mozarabic-rite Alleluia combined with a fourteenth or fifteenth-century North African sufi chant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAxJbqTCr3M&list=PLoth48xsiR79C6bCGigChcWf4fDLv2dfD&index=2
A fourteenth-century mozarabic-rite Alleluia combined with a fourteenth or fifteenth-century North African sufi chant.
There are so many things making me angry and frightened right now that I feel silly tooting about this, but:
I'm trying to acquire a rare recording of the monks of Santo Domingo de Silos singing a 10th-century Mozarabic-rite Latin Mass. No copies in the US, but plenty in the UK, Spain, and […]
I'm trying to acquire a rare recording of the monks of Santo Domingo de Silos singing a 10th-century Mozarabic-rite Latin Mass. No copies in the US, but plenty in the UK, Spain, and […]
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October 3, 2025 at 3:12 PM
There are so many things making me angry and frightened right now that I feel silly tooting about this, but:
I'm trying to acquire a rare recording of the monks of Santo Domingo de Silos singing a 10th-century Mozarabic-rite Latin Mass. No copies in the US, but plenty in the UK, Spain, and […]
I'm trying to acquire a rare recording of the monks of Santo Domingo de Silos singing a 10th-century Mozarabic-rite Latin Mass. No copies in the US, but plenty in the UK, Spain, and […]
You know the story about Alfonso VI and the Mozarabic liturgy?
September 29, 2025 at 8:36 PM
You know the story about Alfonso VI and the Mozarabic liturgy?
obviously practice is its own thing. To Filipino Catholics the Pabasa is the peak of Holy Week sanctity, the Irish tie ribbons on saints' day eves, etc. But I—a non-Catholic who has no say in the matter—think something is lost in the fact barely anyone does the Mozarabic or Ambrosian rites anymore
September 29, 2025 at 7:41 PM
obviously practice is its own thing. To Filipino Catholics the Pabasa is the peak of Holy Week sanctity, the Irish tie ribbons on saints' day eves, etc. But I—a non-Catholic who has no say in the matter—think something is lost in the fact barely anyone does the Mozarabic or Ambrosian rites anymore
On this European Day of Languages, a Mozarabic microtoponym: ‘mambla’ (< Latin ‘mammula’, diminutive of ‘mamma’, “breast”), applied to several types of landforms with that shape.
September 26, 2025 at 12:12 PM
On this European Day of Languages, a Mozarabic microtoponym: ‘mambla’ (< Latin ‘mammula’, diminutive of ‘mamma’, “breast”), applied to several types of landforms with that shape.
No, if the church was 13th-century then it was built under Christian rule, as Toledo was reconquered in 1085.
Christians in Spain who used the Arabic language would be "Mozarabic": "Mudéjares" were actual Muslims living under Christian rule.
Christians in Spain who used the Arabic language would be "Mozarabic": "Mudéjares" were actual Muslims living under Christian rule.
September 3, 2025 at 9:47 AM
No, if the church was 13th-century then it was built under Christian rule, as Toledo was reconquered in 1085.
Christians in Spain who used the Arabic language would be "Mozarabic": "Mudéjares" were actual Muslims living under Christian rule.
Christians in Spain who used the Arabic language would be "Mozarabic": "Mudéjares" were actual Muslims living under Christian rule.
One can't help feel deficient to someone who has studied Spanish as their licenciatura (=BA degree) in a Hispanophone country: Bible, Greek and Roman Classics, Basic Theology, Classical Latin, Vulgar Latin, Medieval Latin, Arabic, Mozarabic, Islamic and Jewish Philosophy, Old Spanish, Palaeography.
September 3, 2025 at 2:14 AM
One can't help feel deficient to someone who has studied Spanish as their licenciatura (=BA degree) in a Hispanophone country: Bible, Greek and Roman Classics, Basic Theology, Classical Latin, Vulgar Latin, Medieval Latin, Arabic, Mozarabic, Islamic and Jewish Philosophy, Old Spanish, Palaeography.
Meaning of #trapicheo Shady or small-time business, probably of the Mozarabic "trapitz" (mill). Now it's any neighborhood shenanigan.. trapicheo
September 3, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Meaning of #trapicheo Shady or small-time business, probably of the Mozarabic "trapitz" (mill). Now it's any neighborhood shenanigan.. trapicheo
#aiart #promptshare
Title: Alhambra’s Shadow
Style: Baroque opulence (rich textures, dramatic lighting) with Andalusian tile motifs (blue-and-white patterns on the courtyard floor).
Prompt in ALT
Title: Alhambra’s Shadow
Style: Baroque opulence (rich textures, dramatic lighting) with Andalusian tile motifs (blue-and-white patterns on the courtyard floor).
Prompt in ALT
September 1, 2025 at 6:00 AM
#aiart #promptshare
Title: Alhambra’s Shadow
Style: Baroque opulence (rich textures, dramatic lighting) with Andalusian tile motifs (blue-and-white patterns on the courtyard floor).
Prompt in ALT
Title: Alhambra’s Shadow
Style: Baroque opulence (rich textures, dramatic lighting) with Andalusian tile motifs (blue-and-white patterns on the courtyard floor).
Prompt in ALT
A Mozarabic chant enthusiast! Eucharistic Prayer D in Mozarabic chant is so rad.
August 5, 2025 at 3:22 PM
A Mozarabic chant enthusiast! Eucharistic Prayer D in Mozarabic chant is so rad.
Seven highlights of the former capital
Walk five minutes south of the monastery, past one former synagogue – Santa Maria La Blanca, reputed to be Europe’s oldest – and you arrive at another. The magnificent carved wooden ceilings and plasterwork walls of El Transito blend Mozarabic decorative…
Walk five minutes south of the monastery, past one former synagogue – Santa Maria La Blanca, reputed to be Europe’s oldest – and you arrive at another. The magnificent carved wooden ceilings and plasterwork walls of El Transito blend Mozarabic decorative…
Seven highlights of the former capital
Walk five minutes south of the monastery, past one former synagogue – Santa Maria La Blanca, reputed to be Europe’s oldest – and you arrive at another. The magnificent carved wooden ceilings and plasterwork walls of El Transito blend Mozarabic decorative influences. Constructed in 1355, El Transito houses the Sephardic Museum, which accounts for Toledo’s long Jewish history. You’ll find good information sheets in English and the museum has some especially beautiful ceramics. Pause afterwards in the synagogue’s small memorial garden. See spain.info Take in the art at Hospital de Tavera…
nextbusiness24.com
August 4, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Seven highlights of the former capital
Walk five minutes south of the monastery, past one former synagogue – Santa Maria La Blanca, reputed to be Europe’s oldest – and you arrive at another. The magnificent carved wooden ceilings and plasterwork walls of El Transito blend Mozarabic decorative…
Walk five minutes south of the monastery, past one former synagogue – Santa Maria La Blanca, reputed to be Europe’s oldest – and you arrive at another. The magnificent carved wooden ceilings and plasterwork walls of El Transito blend Mozarabic decorative…
Seven highlights of the former capital
Walk five minutes south of the monastery, past one former synagogue – Santa Maria La Blanca, reputed to be Europe’s oldest – and you arrive at another. The magnificent carved wooden ceilings and plasterwork walls of El Transito blend Mozarabic decorative…
Walk five minutes south of the monastery, past one former synagogue – Santa Maria La Blanca, reputed to be Europe’s oldest – and you arrive at another. The magnificent carved wooden ceilings and plasterwork walls of El Transito blend Mozarabic decorative…
Seven highlights of the former capital
Walk five minutes south of the monastery, past one former synagogue – Santa Maria La Blanca, reputed to be Europe’s oldest – and you arrive at another. The magnificent carved wooden ceilings and plasterwork walls of El Transito blend Mozarabic decorative influences. Constructed in 1355, El Transito houses the Sephardic Museum, which accounts for Toledo’s long Jewish history. You’ll find good information sheets in English and the museum has some especially beautiful ceramics. Pause afterwards in the synagogue’s small memorial garden. See spain.info Take in the art at Hospital de Tavera…
nextbusiness24.com
August 4, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Seven highlights of the former capital
Walk five minutes south of the monastery, past one former synagogue – Santa Maria La Blanca, reputed to be Europe’s oldest – and you arrive at another. The magnificent carved wooden ceilings and plasterwork walls of El Transito blend Mozarabic decorative…
Walk five minutes south of the monastery, past one former synagogue – Santa Maria La Blanca, reputed to be Europe’s oldest – and you arrive at another. The magnificent carved wooden ceilings and plasterwork walls of El Transito blend Mozarabic decorative…
"Dissatisfaction with the Islamic term "Mozarabic chant" has led to the use of several competing names for the music to which it refers."
"However, the chant existed before the Muslim occupation began in 711."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozarab...
"However, the chant existed before the Muslim occupation began in 711."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozarab...
Mozarabic chant - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
July 27, 2025 at 12:04 PM
"Dissatisfaction with the Islamic term "Mozarabic chant" has led to the use of several competing names for the music to which it refers."
"However, the chant existed before the Muslim occupation began in 711."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozarab...
"However, the chant existed before the Muslim occupation began in 711."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozarab...
Vill inte va den som är den, men det heter också Mozarabic chant, och den kommer från kristna som levde under muslimskt styre.
Lite som att Israel är fullt av hummus, de säger att de uppfann den men den kommer ju från Judar som kom från arabländer.
Lite som att Israel är fullt av hummus, de säger att de uppfann den men den kommer ju från Judar som kom från arabländer.
July 27, 2025 at 11:57 AM
Vill inte va den som är den, men det heter också Mozarabic chant, och den kommer från kristna som levde under muslimskt styre.
Lite som att Israel är fullt av hummus, de säger att de uppfann den men den kommer ju från Judar som kom från arabländer.
Lite som att Israel är fullt av hummus, de säger att de uppfann den men den kommer ju från Judar som kom från arabländer.