‎MENTION, Michal‎
‎Power‎

‎Power Man n°4, Power Man et Iron Fist‎

‎1982, Arédit (Artima Color Marvel Super Star), in-8 broché, Power Man n°4, Power Man et Iron Fist | Etat : bon état (Ref.: Gaman1687)‎

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‎Power Rangers (sticker album)‎

‎Merlin Merlin collections Dos agrafé 1994 In-4 (22 x 30 cm), dos agrafé, couverture illustrée en couleurs, 48 pages, sticker album partiellement rempli des Power Rangers (il manque 49 stickers sur 246 : 8/12/21/39/40/45/69/82/89/112/113/115/121/123/120/128/135/136/138/151/152/154/156/157/158/162/164/165/167/171/175/185/195/201/203/204/206/208/214/218/220/223/225/226/227/229/232/236/246 ; coiffes et bords frottés, pliures et marques d'usage aux plats, par ailleurs assez bel état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.‎

‎Power Man - divers numéros (5Eur pièce) 1, 2, 3‎

‎1981-1982, Arédit, Artima Color Marvel Super Star, in-8 brochés, Power Man - divers numéros (5Eur pièce) 1, 2, 3 | Etat : bon état (Ref.: Gaman1704)‎

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‎Narrating Power and Authority in Late Antique and Medieval Hagiography across East and West‎

‎, Brepols, 2021 Hardback, 217 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:3 col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503590653.‎

‎Summary This collection of essays explores the multifaceted representation of power and authority in a variety of late antique and medieval hagiographical narratives (Lives, Martyr Acts, oneiric and miraculous accounts). The narratives under analysis, written in some of the major languages of the Islamicate world and the Christian East and Christian West ? Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, Greek, Latin, Middle Persian, Ottoman Turkish, and Persian ? prominently feature a diverse range of historical and fictional figures from a wide cross-section of society ? from female lay saints in Italy and Zoroastrians in Sasanian and Islamic Iran to apostles and bishops and emperors and caliphs. Each chapter investigates how power and authority were narrated from above (courts/saints) and below (saints/laity) and, by extension, navigated in various communities. As each chapter delves into the specific literary and social scene of a particular time, place, or hagiographer, the volume as a whole offers a broad view; it brings to the fore important shared literary and social historical aspects such as the possible itineraries of popular narratives and motifs across Eurasia and commonly held notions in the religio-political thought worlds of hagiographers and their communities. Through close readings and varied analyses, this collection contributes to the burgeoning interest in reading hagiography as literature while it offers new perspectives on the social and religious history of late antique and medieval communities. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations, Abbreviations, Notes on Transliteration Introduction ? GHAZZAL DABIRI Part 1. Saints at the Courts of Rulers Between Emperor and Caliph: The Representation of Power Relations in the Life of John of Damascus ? PETROS TSAGKAROPOULOS The Caliph, the Jew, and the Bishop: Power and Religious Controversy in the Georgian Life of John of Edessa ? DAMIEN LABADIE Whose Dream Comes True? Negotiation of Primacy in the 'Legend of Theodosius and Theophilus' ? MARIA CONTERNO Part 2. Authority at the Cross-Sections of Society Getting Naked for God: Social and Juridical Implications of Renouncing Female Vanities in the Vitae of Mystics of Medieval Italy ? FEDERICA BOLDRINI Zoroaster's Legend in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages ? CARLO G. CERETI Who's the Authority Around Here? Zoroastrians as Sites of Negotiation in ?A???r's Taz?kirat al-Awliy?' and Il?h?n?mah ? GHAZZAL DABIRI Part 3. Mapping the Terrain of Power Two Churches, Two saints, One Island: The Narrative Construction of a Conflict between Tamasos and Salamis (Cyprus) through Heracleides and Barnabas ? MA EUL ROUQUETTE Strangers in a Strange Land: Alienation, Authority, and Powerlessness in Georgian Hagiography (Tenth-Eleventh c.) ? NIKOLOZ ALEKSIDZE State Power, Hagiography, and the Social Shape of the Past: Re-Reading the Gesta Martyrum Romanorum ? JASON MORALEE Part 4. Negotiating Power and Authority Disguising Himself or Describing the Other? Muslim-Christian Encounters and Narratives of Sar? Saltuk in Ottoman Times ? SIBEL KOCAER Power and Prophecy in Late Antique Hagiography: The Life of Saint Daniel the Stylite ? FABRIZIO PETORELLA The Accommodating Queen: The Miracles of the Virgin Mary in the Legenda Aurea ? JEREMIAH A. LASQUETY-REYES Index‎

‎Cult of Saints and Legitimization of Elite Power in East Central and Northern Europe up to 1300‎

‎, Brepols, 2024 Hardback, 472 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:2 b/w, 12 col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503611082.‎

‎Summary While Northern and East Central Europe are often considered to have been peripheral parts of medieval Latin Christendom, they nevertheless embraced many of the same cultural impulses found in more central areas. Key among these was the way in which social elites, in the first centuries after the introduction of Christianity, recognized the potential to exploit the cult of saints as a way of legitimizing their own social standing. Taking this thematic focus as its starting point, this volume explores the intersection of religion, power, and the reception and development of new impulses from abroad within Northern and East Central Europe. It does so by comparing and contrasting cults that emerged locally with cults that were imported to the region. Through this comparative overview, the chapters of this volume not only contribute to a more nuanced understanding of these outlying regions, but also shed new light on Latin Christian Europe as a whole. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Preface Introduction 1. Saints and Elites on the Periphery: An Introduction Steffen Hope, Grzegorz Pac, and J n Vi ar Sigur sson Part I. Non-native Saints Non-native Saints: Introduction Steffen Hope, Grzegorz Pac, and J n Vi ar Sigur sson 2. The Authority of the Virgin. The Use of the Marian Cult in the Legitimization of Power in the Kingdom of Hungary before 1300 Karen Stark 3. Aegis of Aegidius ? the Cult of St Giles in Eleventh- and Twelfth-Century Poland Mi?osz Sosnowski 4. The Apostles and Ecclesiastical Elites in Medieval Iceland. A Gregorian Hermeneutic Turn in the Medieval North Haraldur Hreinsson 5. From St Florian to St Stanislaus. The Legitimization of Ducal and Episcopal Power in Krak w in the Late Twelfth and Early Thirteenth Century Karolina Morawska 6. From St Olaf to the Relic of the Crown of Thorns. The Legitimization of Royal Power in Thirteenth-Century Norway Jerzy Pysiak 7. Sanctity in Service. Saints in the Legitimation of the Presence of the Dominicans in Hungary Eszter Konr d Part II. Native Saints Native Saints: Introduction Steffen Hope, Grzegorz Pac, and J n Vi ar Sigur sson 8. The Prague Nunnery and its Patroness, St Ludmila. Legitimization and Mutual Support Grzegorz Pac 9. Many Lives of One Man. Strategies for Building Legitimacy through the Story of St Wenceslas in Early and High Medieval Hagiography (940s-1260s) David Kalhous 10. The Cult of Saints in Elite Identity Construction in the Peripheries. The Cases of St Cnut of Denmark and St Wenceslas of Bohemia Kacper Bylinka 11. The Canonization Accounts of St Stephen of Hungary, St Thorlak of Sk lholt, and St Cnut of Odense. A Comparative Reading Haki Antonsson 12. Legitimizing Episcopal Power in Twelfth-Century Denmark through the Cult of Saints Steffen Hope 13. A Mutually Beneficial Relationship. Saints and the Legitimization of Elite Ecclesiastical Institutions in Sweden and Denmark before 1300 Sara Ellis Nilsson 14. The Liturgical Performance of Saints' Offices in Medieval Sweden. Multimodal and Performative Event in a Legitimizing Context Karin Lagergren 15. St Hedwig of Silesia. The First Dynastic Saint of the Piasts and the Legitimization of Power at a Time of Change in the Thirteenth Century Anna Agnieszka Dryblak 16. The Legitimization of Papal Power through the Cults of Royal Women in Thirteenth-Century East Central Europe Kirsty Day Conclusions 17. The Cult of Saints and the Legitimization of Ecclesiastical and Secular Elites on the Periphery: Conclusions Steffen Hope, Grzegorz Pac, and J n Vi ar Sigur sson Index‎