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Medieval mural paintings in the cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Hradec Králové
Tehníková, Eleonora ; Hlaváčková, Jana Hana (advisor) ; Royt, Jan (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with medieval mural paintings. Its aim is to describe and classify the collection in terms of time and style in the context of contemporary production of mural paintings in the 14th century in Bohemia. In the introduction, historical realtionships connected with the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit are described and the development of church service in East Bohemia is outlined. The main part is concerned with the description, placement, iconographical determination of mural paintings and their present state. It especially focuses on analysing and specification of the iconography of different scenes, figures of saints and donators. Style analysis qualifies style resemblance, analogy, parallels and confronts the mural paintings with contemporary book, mural and carving production. It also deals with the problematics of over painting accidental intervention into the monument. This part deduces the probable creation time of the whole interior decoration of the decanal sacristy. The final part evaluates and recapitulates the whole problematics. The diploma thesis offers the first detailed analysis and evaluation of the paintings in the decanal sacristy of the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Hradec Králové and provides complete drawing and photographic documentation.

Mural Painting in Bohemia in the 14th Century. Český Rudolec and Jindřichův Hradec
Vyšohlídová, Marie ; Royt, Jan (advisor) ; Nespěšná Hamsíková, Magdaléna (referee)
Diploma thesis, titled "Mural painting in Bohemia in the 14th century" is focused on two particular locations, The Chapel of the Church of Saint John the Baptist in Český Rudolec and on the ancient minorit church of Saint John the Baptist in Jindřichův Hradec. The first part of this thesis deals with the contemporary, historical, political, religional and art situation and consequently discusses the question of the wall paintings of these two locations mentioned above in the broader context. The next two chapters are focused on the locations on their own and discuss their history and the history of the dynasties as the owners of these landed estates. In brief the thesis also presents the historical sacral monuments - the Church in Jindřichův Hradec and the Chapel in Český Rudolec, where the described wall paintings are situated. The main attention is devoted to the murals and to the iconographic motifs. The main goal of this thesis is to describe and assess the wall paintings in Český Rudolec and in Jindřichův Hradec and to interpret the wall paintings in Český Rudolec in terms of their style and iconographic context in which they have not been presented before.

Stay at Saint Alžběta institute for mother and child
FIALOVÁ, Nikola
FIALOVÁ, N. Stay at Saint Alžběta institute for mother and child. České Budějovice 2014. Bachelor´s thesis. University of South Bohemia in the České Budějovice. Faculty of Theology. Department of ethics, psychology and charity work. Supervisor Helena Machulová. This work is focused on mothers with children who find themselves in asylum house and the period which preceded this stay. It also deals with their financial situation and how to obtain independent housing. The work is divided into several chapters, theoretical part deals with the family and its disorders, lonely mothers and the threats of them lifes, asylum house for mothers and children. The last part deals with the possibility of state financial support for mothers. In the empirical part we can find qualitative research about the life in asylum house in Veselíčko city.

The Lifeof convent of Dominican Sisters of St. Ana and St. Lawrence in the Old Town of Prague from the 16th to the early 18th century
Walter, Pavel ; Zdichynec, Jan (advisor) ; Zouhar, Jakub (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with various aspects of the life of convent of Dominican Sisters of Saint Ann and Saint Lawrence at the Old Town of Prague. It integrates this community in to the context of the development of the Order of Preachers. It summs up the history of the Order in the Lands of Bohemia from the arrival of Dominicans up to the present day and the development of the Old Town convent from its founding to the beginning of the 18th century. It is based above all on unpublished sources which are deposited in the National Archive in Prague (fonds Archives of monasteries abolished under Joseph II., Order of Dominicanes of Saint Ann). In contrast to previous research, which is dedicated mostly to the economical history or to architectural and artistic development of this convent, this work follows the external activities of nuns (administration of their properties, churches under their patronages). It attempts in particular to draw the interior life of this convent (elections of superiors, the recruitment of novices to the Order, acquisition of various donations and supports etc.).

A Dictionary of Biblical Iconography
Royt, Jan ; Kuthan, Jiří (advisor) ; Beneš, Zdeněk (referee) ; Kořán, Ivo (referee)
The work covers the entire breadth of Biblical themes arranged alphabetically from the Creation of the World up to the book Revelation of Saint John - Apocalypse. Besides the stories of Old and New Testaments there are represented important personalities of both Testaments. There have also been added items inspired by apocryphal books of Old and News Testaments, items referring to the relation between Old and New Testaments /e.g. Typology/ or the items that are related to Biblical issues.Each item is profiled in a specific way - a short story of Biblical event is always mentioned and it is described in relation to its reflexion in art. Besides Biblical references the reader will find even the references to apocryphal literature, to commentaries of the Church authorities and to the examples of pieces of art in Bohemia and the world.

The Jezuit college in Klatovy as an example of a Jezuit school in Bohemia in the baroque period
Kolářová, Zdeňka ; Ryšková, Mireia (advisor) ; Armbruster, Ludvík (referee)
My thesis depicts the college of The Company of Jesus in Klatovy during barocco and lays the emphasis on education activity of this order. First Chapter describes the most important moments of Saint Ignatius y Loyola, the founder of the order and it also gives notice about the first years of order 's existence. The second Chapter comprises the brief commentary on the works of Saint Ingnatius - "Spiritual Exercises" ( Chapter 4.1.) and "Constitutions" (Chapter 4.2.). At the same time this chapter clarifies the spiritual principles and illustrates in detail the principal field of order's activity ( from Chapter 4.3. to Chapter 4.7.). The third Chapter attends to descibe the first part of main thema - Jesuit pedagogy (Chapter 5). This finally work carries on brief description of the situation in Bohemia and in the region of Klatovy after the arrival of Jesuits to Klatovy (Chapter 6). The activity of Jesuits in Klatovy can serve as a visual example of the order's influence on the development of certain towns in Bohemia and Moravia. The last chapter briefly features the history of college and important persons who worked there as Albert Chanovský (Chapter 7.2.) and Bohuslav Balbín (7.5.). In the attachments you can also find the photographs of described places and images. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

Medieval guardianship and its importance for the present
Radová, Irena ; Vachková, Eva (advisor) ; Kutnohorská, Jana (referee)
Key words: Middle Ages, 13th century, guardianship, religious orders, the woman in the Middle Ages, St. Agnes of Bohemia, St. Zdislava of Lemberk, nun This bachelor's thesis deals with the beginning of guardianship in the Czech lands in the 13th century, the standing of women in the Middle Ages and important women in the history of guardianship, above all Zdislava of Lemberk and Agnes of Bohemia. It maps their fates, work and legacy for the future. It also compares the life of both female saints with the way of life of a nun nowadays. In this context, the thesis also provides an overview of religious orders which devoted their work to charity and care for the ill in the 13th century. It tries to uncover the common and differing traits of medieval guardianship with the current concept of nursing care. The focal point of the thesis is made up of qualitative research, which uncovers the period problems in contrast with the present day. The benefit of this thesis should be to find differences and common traits in care for the ill at that time and today and the legacy left to us by the 13th century. It should also serve as a reminder of the wealth of history of the nursing profession and to increase the prestige and pride they themselves have in their career.

Marian Atlas in Svatá Hora
Hovorková, Eva ; Royt, Jan (advisor) ; Ottová, Michaela (referee)
Marian Atlas in Svatá Hora by Příbram The thesis concerns the Marian atlas in Svatá Hora. Compared to other places, it has a plastic form: angels standing on a balustrade of an elevated terrace hold in their arms a cartouche depicting Marian statues and images in Bohemia. In its first part, the thesis is dealing with piousness, veneration of the Blessed Virgin Mary and pilgrimages in the Baroque time. The information about Marian atlases by Wilhelm Gumppenberg and Bohuslav Balbín issued in printed form are summed up in the second part of the thesis. Thirdly, there are described other Marian atlases in Bohemia having diverse forms of art. The Marian atlas in Svatá Hora is the core topic of the fourth part of the thesis: its role and importance are explained on the basis of the Marian atlas itself, of the context of Svatá Hora as a place of pilgrimage and of the literature written in the Baroque time. Fifthly, there are presented statues and images of the Blessed Virgin Mary depicted in the cartouches of the Marian atlas in Svatá Hora, i.e. their origin and model and pilgrimages and veneration connected with them in the Baroque time. Keywords Marian atlas, Blessed Virgin Mary, Svatá Hora, image of the Blessed Virgin Mary, statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mathias Hueber

Word-formation analysis of Bohemian minor place-names
Štěpán, Pavel ; Harvalík, Milan (advisor) ; Krško, Jaromír (referee) ; Komárek, Karel (referee)
minor place-names from the territory of Bohemia. The parts devoted to the analysis of substantival and adjectival lexical units are divided into three sections dealing with suffixation, prefixal-sufixal forrnation and compounding. It has been necessary to approach the analysis of lexical the units forrned by suffixation selectively. The classification oflexical units formed by a certain mode become (in a majority of chapters) a starting point for the analysis of motivation of the individual minor place-names. The forrnation using the chosen word-forrnative devices is analysed on the background of the forrnation in the common-noun sphere of the language. One of the main aims of the thesis is to grasp the wordforrnative specificities in which the material of minor place-names differs from the common-noun sphere of the language. The analysis confirrns that so-called parasystemic means of word forrnation are typical of minor place names (as well as the whole proper-name sphere of the language). These means (mainly suffixes) are either not present in the commonnoun sphere (e.g. -čice, -ec1, or their typical function is different in common nouns (-ství, -inka). ln certain instances, the word-forrnation analysis conducted in this work may influence the interpretation of individual place names. This is due to the...

Medieval mural paintings in the Church of Saint Apollinaire at new city in Prague
Skalický, Petr ; Royt, Jan (referee) ; Hlaváčková, Jana Hana (advisor)
Chapter of St. Apollinaire was transfered to Prague from Sadská next to Nymburk town in 1364. Recent knowledge was showing that Karel IV. got an important role in fundation of that. I think, that there is a more important to highlight a role of Prague archbishops there. These mural paintings where perhaps ordered by the third prague arcibishop Johannes of Jensenstein, at least he was probably participating on it. He was probably the most important medieval latin writer in Bohemia. We also can recognise the original iconography of murral paitings in the church through his literary output. These paintings are not only ilustrations of his literary output. They are even a way how to thing about it. Their main idea is an united church with only head, Jesus Christ. His represetative was St. Peter and his followers from papst throne. The style of these paintings is created by painting style of workers from Karlstein castle. They are showing court painting style from the end of seventies and beginnig of eighties of 14. century as well. That's why we can say that they where done in the first half of eighties of 14. century. They are done in interim style. These paintings are the most inportant and the best done after court paitings (Karlstein castle, Na slovanech monastery and The Catedral).