Prelates Collection
"Prelates: Guardians of Faith, Power
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"Prelates: Guardians of Faith, Power, and Justice throughout History" Wyclif appearing before the prelates at St Pauls (engraving): Witnessing the clash between religious reformer John Wyclif and the powerful prelates as he fearlessly challenges their authority. Henry the Third replying to the Prelates (engraving): A pivotal moment when King Henry III asserts his sovereignty against the influential prelates, showcasing a delicate balance between secular power and ecclesiastical influence. The barons and prelates before King John at Westminster Hall (engraving): In this historic scene, tensions rise as both noble barons and revered prelates confront King John in an iconic display of political pressure during a time of great turmoil. Huss Before the Council, 1882 (litho): Jan Hus's unwavering conviction stands firm as he faces judgment from an assembly of prelates, challenging their dogmas with his radical ideas that would later shape religious reforms. Gascoigne refuses to sentence a prelate or peer, from A Chronicle of England BC 55 to AD: An act of integrity by Chief Justice Sir William Gascoigne who defies societal norms by refusing to pass judgment on a high-ranking clergyman or nobleman—a testament to justice transcending social hierarchies. Prelates and saints, detail of the Coronation of the Virgin, 1453-54 (oil on panel): This intricate artwork captures a harmonious blend between earthly authorities represented by regal figures alongside saintly beings—an embodiment of spiritual guidance provided by devoted prelates through centuries. Charlemagne crowned Emperor of the West enters in a church followed by prelates: Symbolizing Charlemagne's ascent to imperial glory amidst divine blessings bestowed upon him by loyal prelates—underscoring their crucial role in legitimizing rulership. King Henry III replying to the Prelates.