What I am referring to first of all are illustrations of figures actually sitting on rainbows, in various examples I've seen over time.
Classical examples in some versions of L'Epistre d'Othea.
Christian examples:
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So it is not a matter as to whether deities are portrayed as sitting on rainbows (as thrones), clearly they are.
And secondly, the possibility of an empty throne as a symbolic representation of its absent occupant is also shown as an example of metonymy that occurs in the Paris-Burgundy milieu of the early 1400s. It was.
Does the VMs double rainbow represent a combination of the rainbow as a divine throne and the 'empty throne' as metonymic symbol for divinity, as both concepts are shown to be present and concurrent with the C-14 dates? And if so, what more specific information might be involved. La Sainte Hostie de Dijon is a fairly obvious, though historically forgotten, choice. Meanwhile the actual evidence provided by the VMs is slight and obviously absent. However, it is the unambiguous Burgundy connection to the results of other VMs investigations with similar historical ties that combine to enhance this historical possibility.
Classical examples in some versions of L'Epistre d'Othea.
Christian examples:
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And others...
So it is not a matter as to whether deities are portrayed as sitting on rainbows (as thrones), clearly they are.
And secondly, the possibility of an empty throne as a symbolic representation of its absent occupant is also shown as an example of metonymy that occurs in the Paris-Burgundy milieu of the early 1400s. It was.
Does the VMs double rainbow represent a combination of the rainbow as a divine throne and the 'empty throne' as metonymic symbol for divinity, as both concepts are shown to be present and concurrent with the C-14 dates? And if so, what more specific information might be involved. La Sainte Hostie de Dijon is a fairly obvious, though historically forgotten, choice. Meanwhile the actual evidence provided by the VMs is slight and obviously absent. However, it is the unambiguous Burgundy connection to the results of other VMs investigations with similar historical ties that combine to enhance this historical possibility.