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Love in the Time of
Demons: Thirteenth-
Century Approaches to the
Capacity for Love in Fallen
Angels
July 2, 2013 By
Love in the Time of Demons: Thirteenth-
Century Approaches to the Capacity for
Love in Fallen Angels
By Juanita Feros Ruys
Mirabilia, Vol. 15 (2012)
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Abstract: Demons in the Middle Ages
were primarily known as creatures that
could feel only envy, anger, and
malicious glee. But there remained an
undercurrent in both scholastic thought
and monastic tales that also understood
demons as creatures once capable−and
perhaps still so−of love. This paper
examines the capacity for love and
friendship attributed to demons in the
thirteenth century. It shows how love
could be seen as the motivating emotion
in their original fall from Heaven, and
explores the role love is subsequently
thought to have played in both their
relationships with each other and their
amatory and sexual relationships with
humans.
Devils that glare at passers-by from
church facades or leer maliciously at
unfortunate sinners in medieval artworks
and manuscript illuminations constitute
the familiar faces of medieval demons.
From the miracle tales of medieval
monastic culture to high medieval
scholastic explorations of the nature of
the supernatural world and its
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inhabitants, demons are overwhelmingly
characterized as irascible and
malevolent beings, fuelled solely by envy,
wrath, and hatred. Yet there remains a
line of thought−albeit tenuous−running
through these genres that remembers
demons otherwise: as beings possessed
of both a facility and a desire for that
finest of emotions, love. This article
explores the capacity for love attributed
by thirteenth-century writers to demons
in the time before their fall from Heaven,
while they were still angels, following
their fall as a cohort united in a single
aim of persecution and misery, and in
their troubled relations with humans.
Thinkers in the twelfth century had
explored the boundlessness of love that
existed between God and the human soul
in the dawning of mystic theology, the
nature of desire in the flowering of both
hetero- and homosexual erotic Latin
verse, and the power of friendship
(
amicitia) between men (and even, in
Heloise’s case, between men and
women), particularly within monastic
contexts. Yet when it comes to
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darker turn, and thinkers find the obverse
to the unbounded, ineffable, invigorating
love of the twelfth century.
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Epistolae: Letters of
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hugely interested in reading…
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offering five accounts of murder
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who loves medieval books – ponder is why the particular
stories in them are put together the way they are. Most
medieval manuscripts that aren’t […]
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Believe in King Arthur?
By Danièle Cybulskie If you’ve
ever had your doubts that King…
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Prince Arthur’s early life
and his training to be
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September 1486, Prince Arthur…
was separated from his family
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This issue looks at Point Rosee,
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The Herbal Cures of Hildegard von
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hugely interested in reading…
primary sources – the words of
The Ideal Medieval
Hospital: St. John of
Jerusalem
Let’s take five minutes to look at
what may be the most famous…
hospital of the Middle Ages: The
The Medieval Magazine:
Crime in the Middle
Ages (Volume 2 Issue
17)
This week we take a look at
crime in the Middle Ages,…
offering five accounts of murder
Where You Should Live –
a Medieval Guide
A civilized and intelligent man
should choose, in the city as…
well as the country, the place
Swan you say? Medieval Feasting!
How to Cheat on a
Virginity Test
prized. A lady was expected not
The Fantastical
Shoemaker and the
Head of Death
By Danièle Cybulskie This week,
I came across one of those…
great medieval stories that is
The Poetry of Trauma:
On the Crécy Dead
By Danièle Cybulskie Time and
again, I’ve heard medieval…
knights referred to as “killing
The Medieval Magazine:
Jeanne de Valois
(Volume 2 Issue 18)
From a French queen to the
descendent of a Scottish king,…
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Library
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