ars moriendi造句

• In centuries past, a good death was celebrated in art and literature as ars moriendi, the art of dying.
• The word " Morgenstern " means " Morning star . " B鰎ner was a founding member of the industrial-punk crossover band Ars Moriendi.
• In a sense, palliative care signals a return to the past, to the centuries-old notion of ars moriendi, the art of dying.
• The creation of a book on how to die was ordered by the council, and thus written in 1415 called " Ars moriendi ".
• Thordendal also played bass for Petter Marklund's solo project Memorandum and together with Marklund remixed tracks on the 1995 compilation album " Ars Moriendi ".
• "Ars Moriendi " was also among the first books printed with movable type and was widely circulated in nearly 100 editions before 1500, in particular in Germany.
• The most famous block-books are the Speculum Humanae Salvationis and the Ars moriendi, though in this the images and text are on different pages, but all block-cut.
• Schramm was also a founding member of the industrial group Ars Moriendi, and is a co-member of the ritual-ambient project Templegarden s and other projects KYAM and Monokrom.
• Ars moriendi tracts, on the art of dying, carried the Christian message about repentance, the afterlife, the struggle between the forces of heaven and hell for possession of the soul.
• These were all short heavily illustrated works, the bestsellers of the day, repeated in many different block-book versions : the Ars moriendi and the Biblia pauperum were the most common.
• In late 15th century Europe, the " Ars moriendi " ( " The Art of Dying Well " ) became one of the most popular and widely circulated early printed books.
• The ars moriendi was about dying in public, for that is what you expected to do, with your family around, your friends, your priest and most likely a lot of strangers.
• J . P . Morgan, the banker, was also buying a century ago when he acquired " Ars Moriendi Treatise, " a colorfully decorated 15th-century work about death.
• They were much cheaper than manuscript books, and were mostly produced in the Netherlands; the " Art of Dying " ( Ars moriendi ) was the most famous; thirteen different sets of blocks are known.
• The deathly didactic dialogue poem to remind people of the inevitability of death and to advise them strongly to be prepared at all times for death ( see " memento mori " and " Ars moriendi " ).
• The " Speculum " is probably the most popular title in this particular market of illustrated popular theology, competing especially with the " Biblia pauperum " and the " Ars moriendi " for the accolade.
• Bosch's familiarity with the visual tradition of the " Ars Moriendi " can be seen in the top left roundel depicting the death of a sinner in " The Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last Things ".
• In 1967 he won the prestigious Ruben Dario International Poetry Prize for his long poem " Ars Moriendi "; an anniversary bi-lingual publication [ ISBN 978-1-892820-15-0 ] of which was published in 2004.
• By the 15th century these could be extremely morbid and explicit, reflecting an increased obsession with death and decay also seen in the " Ars moriendi, " the " Danse Macabre ", and the overlapping motif of the " Memento mori ."
• In 1591 Stubbs published " A Christal Glass for Christian Women ", for his wife who had died at age 19, of which at least seven editions were called for; it is an example of the " ars moriendi " in the Protestant tradition.