Hieronymus Lauretus

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Hieronymus Lauretus , alias Jeroni de Lloret (* 1506 ; † 1571 ), was a Benedictine and author of the reference work Silva Allegoriarum totius Sacrae Scripturae ( Forest of Allegories from the Holy Scriptures ), which was central to baroque allegory and reprinted throughout Europe until the 18th century ). The work lists a large number of lexemes , each of which is explained with regard to their allegorical significance for the interpretation of the Bible .

In the introduction to the 1971 reprint, Friedrich Ohly described the work as the treasure house of a good millennium of allegorical interpretation of the biblical vocabulary , which would have passed on the entire medieval legacy of spiritual word exegesis to the modern age up to the 18th century .

plant

  • Silva Allegoriarum totius Sacrae Scripturae. Barcelona 1570. ( Digitized from the 1583 edition)
Reprint of the 10th edition, Cologne 1681: Friedrich Ohly (Ed.): Silva Allegoriarum totius Sacrae Scripturae. Munich 1971.

literature

  • GM Colomba: Un reformador benedictino en tiemps de los reyes catolicos. Monserrat 1955.
  • Christel Meier-Staubach : The problem of quality allegories. In: Frühmittelalterliche Studien 8, 1974. pp. 385-435.

Individual evidence

  1. Bernhard Teuber: The secret name. In: Walter Haug, Wolfram Schneider-Lastin (Ed.): German mysticism in the occidental context: Newly developed texts, new methodological approaches, new theoretical concepts. Fischingen Monastery Colloquium 1998. Walter de Gruyter, 2000. ISBN 3-484-64014-6 . P. 785
  2. ^ Peter-André Alt: Conceptual Images: Studies on the literary allegory between Opitz and Schiller. Walter de Gruyter, 1995. ISBN 3-484-18131-1 . P. 79
  3. ^ Reprint 1971, p. 7