medieval lives of Saint George

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Medieval Lives of Saint George are hagiographical narratives that recount the legendary exploits, martyrdom, and dragon-slaying miracles of Saint George, often set in places such as the city of Silene.

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instanceOf hagiographical narrative
medieval text tradition
saint’s life
aim edification of the faithful
promotion of the cult of Saint George
associatedCult cult of Saint George NERFINISHED
contains miracle accounts
passion narrative
genre hagiography
legend
martyrdom narrative
miracle story
includesMotif baptism of a city or kingdom
combat with dragon
execution by beheading
heroic soldier-saint
miraculous endurance of torture
rescue of a princess
influenced iconography of Saint George and the Dragon
medieval chivalric ideals
languageOfMedievalVersions Arabic
Armenian NERFINISHED
Coptic
Ethiopic
Georgian NERFINISHED
Greek
Latin
Syriac
mainSubject Saint George NERFINISHED
narrativeTheme confession of Christian faith under persecution
conversion of pagans
destruction of idols
dragon-slaying
martyrdom of Saint George
miraculous deliverance
portraysAs Christian martyr
dragon-slayer
military saint
religiousContext Christianity
Eastern Christianity NERFINISHED
Western Christianity NERFINISHED
setting Eastern Mediterranean NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
city of Silene NERFINISHED
timeOfComposition Middle Ages NERFINISHED
transmissionForm manuscript tradition
usedIn devotional practices
liturgical readings
sermon literature

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Silene appearsIn medieval lives of Saint George