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Emperor Constantine (272-337) receives the consuls Paulinus and Julian, in Codex Albeldense, 976 (illuminated miniature)
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Emperor Constantine (272-337) receives the consuls Paulinus and Julian, in Codex Albeldense, 976 (illuminated miniature)
AIS5336708 Emperor Constantine (272-337) receives the consuls Paulinus and Julian, in Codex Albeldense, 976 (illuminated miniature); Biblioteca Monasterio del Escorial, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: Miniature taken from the manuscript, Codex Vigilanus or Codex Albeldense, 976.
The scribe and miniaturist Viglia was responsible to the splendid decor of the codex, along with his assistants Sarracino and Garcia.); © Iberfoto
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This stunning illuminated miniature from the Codex Albeldense captures a moment in history as Emperor Constantine (272-337) receives the consuls Paulinus and Julian. The intricate details of this 10th-century artwork, created by the talented scribe and miniaturist Vigila along with his assistants Sarracino and Garcia, transport us back to ancient Rome.
Emperor Constantine, known for his pivotal role in the Roman Empire's transition to Christianity, is depicted here in all his regal splendor. His commanding presence is contrasted by the humble figures of Paulinus and Julian, who pay homage to their ruler with reverence.
The rich colors and meticulous craftsmanship of this manuscript illuminate not only the scene itself but also shed light on the political and cultural landscape of 4th-century Rome. As we gaze upon this masterpiece, we are reminded of the power dynamics at play during Constantine's reign and the complex interplay between religion, politics, and art in Byzantine society.
This image serves as a window into a bygone era when emperors ruled with authority and grandeur, leaving an indelible mark on history. It is a testament to both the artistic skill of its creators and the enduring legacy of Emperor Constantine himself.
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