سكيفياس (Scivias)

مقدمة

Hildegard began the work in 1141 and finished it ten years later, with the help of the monk Volmar as secretary. It is in Latin and has three books with six, seven and thirteen visions: on the Creator and creation, on redemption, and on the history of salvation up to the end of time. Each vision is first described and then interpreted in the voice of God. During the synod of Trier in 1147–1148 Pope Eugene III read from it, which gave her authority as a visionary. A richly illuminated manuscript from the Rupertsberg was lost in 1945; it is known from a hand-painted facsimile made by the nuns of Eibingen.

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