Hermannus Contractus – The emerald into the stone
Hermannus Contractus - Lo smeraldo nella pietra
Ermanno of Reichenau (1013 – 1054), miraculum saeculi, “marvel of the world”.
Hermannus “the cripple” was the monk who amazed popes and emperors. His story is told by Maria Giulia Cotini, who opens the doors of a different sensitivity, expanding our possibility of experience. Hermannus was an astronomer, musician, historian and author of universally known prayers (Salve Regina).
Mention at IndediTO Award – Colline di Torino 2019
Autor | Maria Giulia Cotini |
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ISBN | 978-88-99207-45-8 |
Pages | 144 |
Literary Category | Historical Novel |
Print size | 13.5x21cm |
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Hermannus (1013 – 1054) was the son of Count Wolferad of Altshausen and his wife Hiltrud. He was deformed and his body was like a prison. When he was a child, to remove shame, he was taken away from his paternal home and his mother’s affection to be locked up in the monastery of Reichenau.
Hermannus of Altshausen did not know how to hold a fork, to speak, to sit, but his will pushed him to challenge his limits. Thus, the talent previously trapped in his body began to emerge, a talen that would arise the wonder of popes and emperors.
In this ‘heroic’ novel, Hermannus of Reichenau tells firsthand the extraordinary adventure of his life firsthand.
Mention at IndediTO Award – Colline di Torino 2019
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Hermannus Contractus – The emerald into the stone
Ermanno of Reichenau (1013 – 1054), miraculum saeculi, “marvel of the world”.
Hermannus “the cripple” was the monk who amazed popes and emperors. His story is told by Maria Giulia Cotini, who opens the doors of a different sensitivity, expanding our possibility of experience. Hermannus was an astronomer, musician, historian and author of universally known prayers (Salve Regina).
Mention at IndediTO Award – Colline di Torino 2019
Hermannus Contractus - Lo smeraldo nella pietra
Autor | Maria Giulia Cotini |
---|---|
ISBN | 978-88-99207-45-8 |
Pages | 144 |
Literary Category | Historical Novel |
Print size | 13.5x21cm |
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About
Hermannus (1013 – 1054) was the son of Count Wolferad of Altshausen and his wife Hiltrud. He was deformed and his body was like a prison. When he was a child, to remove shame, he was taken away from his paternal home and his mother’s affection to be locked up in the monastery of Reichenau.
Hermannus of Altshausen did not know how to hold a fork, to speak, to sit, but his will pushed him to challenge his limits. Thus, the talent previously trapped in his body began to emerge, a talen that would arise the wonder of popes and emperors.
In this ‘heroic’ novel, Hermannus of Reichenau tells firsthand the extraordinary adventure of his life firsthand.
Mention at IndediTO Award – Colline di Torino 2019