De Consecratione

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De Consecratione is a Latin treatise by Abbot Suger that reflects on the theological and artistic significance of the rebuilding and dedication of the Abbey Church of Saint-Denis, a landmark in early Gothic architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin treatise
medieval theological work
associatedWith Abbey Church of Saint-Denis NERFINISHED
Capetian royal abbey of Saint-Denis NERFINISHED
early Gothic architecture
author Abbot Suger NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
describes precious materials used in church decoration
royal and noble attendance at the consecration
use of stained glass at Saint-Denis
discusses artistic significance of Saint-Denis
liturgical ceremonies of consecration
relationship between material beauty and spiritual elevation
relics and their display at Saint-Denis
symbolism of light in church decoration
documentedIn medieval Latin manuscript tradition
genre art-historical reflection
theological treatise
hasHistoricalSignificance key source for the history of Saint-Denis
primary textual witness to early Gothic ideology
hasPart accounts of the dedication ceremonies
descriptions of the new choir of Saint-Denis
inscriptions and texts related to the consecration
theological reflections on church ornament
historicalContext rebuilding of Saint-Denis under Abbot Suger
influenced later interpretations of Gothic architecture
language Latin
mainSubject church architecture
consecration of the Abbey Church of Saint-Denis
liturgical dedication
rebuilding of the Abbey Church of Saint-Denis
theology of light
placeOfComposition Abbey of Saint-Denis NERFINISHED
relatedWork De Administratione
religiousTradition Roman Catholicism
studiedIn art history
medieval studies
theology
theologicalTheme anagogy from material to spiritual
glorification of God through art
sacred space and sanctification
timePeriod 12th century
usedAsSourceBy historians of liturgy
historians of medieval art
scholars of Gothic architecture
writtenByPosition abbot of Saint-Denis NERFINISHED

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Abbot Suger wrote De Consecratione