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Image et parole : le vitrail de Saint Lubin à Chartres : sens et fonction de ses images à la fin du XIIe siècle

2019

The enigma of saint Lubin stained glass window at Chartres, showing a wine story in the middle of the saint’s life, can be resolved by a symbolic interpretation of it’s images, if paying regard to the medieval mental schemes : the central Eucharistic mystery of the wine enables the young Lubin to achieve sainthood, through his own vocation of consecrated (the learned canon of XIIth century appearing under the VIth century monk), priest and bishop, Good Sheperd dispensing divine gifts. The unusual presence of small human figures at the outer framework of the stained glass window emphasises the important role to be played by the laity in the Eucharistic mysteries. It takes part, with the intr…

Saint LubinCathédrale de ChartresStain-Glass windowImage and speachExemplumVitrail[SHS.HIST] Humanities and Social Sciences/HistoryChartres cathedralEucharistImage et paroleEucharistie[SHS.HIST]Humanities and Social Sciences/History
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Frame fungi on insulated windows.

1985

Insulated windows (fixed triple glass window elements), became common in Finland during and after the energy crisis. Moisture tends to condense along the edges causing mold growth on the frames. Nine houses with insulated glass windows and eight with other types of window were studied. Fungus samples were taken from the window edges and from the inside air and cultivated on malt extract agar. In five of the houses with insulated windows there was visible mold growth on the window edges. The predominant fungus was Aureobasidium pullulans. With other types of windows there was only one case of visible mold. The concentrations of fungi were about the same in the air of houses with both types o…

biologyMoistureImmunologyAir MicrobiologyFungiHumidityWindow (computing)AureobasidiumHumidityEnvironmental exposureEnvironmental ExposureAllergensbiology.organism_classificationmedicine.disease_causeAureobasidium pullulansHorticultureGlass windowMoldBotanymedicineImmunology and AllergyHousehold ArticlesAllergy
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