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Le culte de Santa Librada à Sigüenza: Patronage urbain et emblématique impériale

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Author(s)
Gélis, Jacques
Keywords
Anthropology
GN1-890
Geography. Anthropology. Recreation
G
Ethnology. Social and cultural anthropology
GN301-674

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/1498177
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https://doaj.org/article/08653f60565740b2878c4b46abb5ff1f
Abstract
After the reconquest of Sigüenza in 1124, St. Librada became the town's patron saint. Legend has it that she was born out of a múltiple delivery and that, because of her christian faith, her father had her die together with her eight sisters. On the iconography of her martyrdom, one of the representations is that of the crucified «strong virgin»; the other, more conventional, is on a plateresque altarpiece which honors her memory in Sigüenza's cathedral, a donation by a bishop close to Charles V. Behind these representations lies the complex relationship among the saint, the town's inhabitants, the church and, beginning from the l6th century, the state. St. Librada was then associated with Hercules, Charles V's favorite hero, in the defense of the sovereign's political interests.<br><br>Reconquistada Sigüenza en 1124, Santa Librada se constituye en patrona de la ciudad. La leyenda la hace renacer de un parto múltiple y morir con sus ocho hermanas, por voluntad de su padre, por ser cristiana. Dos son las iconografías existentes de su martirio, una es la de «virgen fuerte» crucificada, la otra con la palma; y un retablo plateresco, donación de un prelado próximo a Carlos V, celebra su memoria en la catedral seguntina. Detrás de estas representaciones, se adivina la compleja relación entre la protectora, los habitantes de la ciudad, la Iglesia y, a partir de comienzos del siglo XVI, el Estado. Santa Librada fue entonces relacionada con Hércules, el héroe predilecto de Carlos V, en defensa de los intereses políticos del soberano.
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1996-06-01
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0034-7981
1988-8457
https://doaj.org/article/08653f60565740b2878c4b46abb5ff1f
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