Funeral rituals in the French Renaissance - Jennifer Woodward

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  1. 2. Ceremonial food served to the effigy as if alive (2 words)
  2. 3. Draped structure over the effigy, recalling Corpus Christi processions
  3. 8. From a Marxist approach, the ritual is belied to be staged in order to ____ the people
  4. 11. What noble participation in effigy meals signified
  5. 12. Traditional cry to pray for the soul of deceased was first countered with what cry, meaning "long live the king" (3 words, french)
  6. 13. English King whose funerary events acted as the model for French effigies
  7. 15. Concept expressed by a lifeless statue standing in for the living king (2 words)
  8. 16. The red robes of parelement represented triumph and ____.
  9. 17. Enclosed the human remains of the deceased majesty
  10. 20. Public funerary display of the royal effigy (3 words)
  11. 22. Funerals had strong ____ stimulation, experienced through badges and banners, colours, trumpets and hautboys, and censing of corpse
  12. 23. Which two groups had disputes over whcih party had the right to march with the effigy of the king in the procession (3 words, middle word "and" - ____ and ____)
Down
  1. 1. A state appearance of the king in parlement to discuss matters of constitution and law (3 words, french)
  2. 4. French expression used to describe the face painting of the death mask, meaning "after the lively and natural" (5 words, french)
  3. 5. Central concern of funerary rituals
  4. 6. demonstrations of crown solidarity were examples of _____ - the use of ritual to realize power through solidarity of general population (3 words)
  5. 7. To ensure the effigy resembled the dead monarch as close as possible, the face was modelled from what? (2 words)
  6. 9. The most public arena of the funeral ritual
  7. 10. Concept developed by Gluckman, used to describe the redirection of energy toward moral or social values in ritual exhibited through symbols
  8. 14. External manifestation of the royal majesty
  9. 18. French word for salt carriers
  10. 19. What is the French word for the ceremonial hall that the effigy would lay in state for eleven days? (2 words, French)
  11. 21. Ernst Kantorowicz's commentary on the French Royal Funeral pulled from English politico legal theory that the king had how many bodies? (word for number)