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September 19, 2025Acta Historiae Artium

“Sic Fata Iubent” John Corvinus and the Brussels Missal

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ENEszter Sarkadi Nagy

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Analysis reveals how illumination and the motto reflect John Corvinus's succession in Matthias's dynastic plans.

Key Points

  • The missal features portraits and a unique emblem showcasing dynastic aspirations.
  • Illuminated manuscripts like the Brussels missal were crucial in promoting royal succession plans.
  • The emblem with the motto 'sic fata iubent' signifies the intertwining of power and lineage.
  • Matthias's efforts to secure John Corvinus's place as heir are illustrated through the missal's artistic choices.

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Eszter Sarkadi Nagy (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d46fbd31b076d99fa6972dhttps://doi.org/10.1556/170.2024.00003
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