Iconography
	RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY
	Old Testament
	→ Lamentations → Jeremias weeps over Jerusalem (no allusion to individual verses)
	Typology and Prophecy
	→ Cycles → Manuscripts and Prints → Speculum humanae salvationis → Manuscripts → Königsberg, Stadtbibliothek, Cod. S. 18.2 (dispersed) → Chapter 15a-b (Collection Grigoryants)
	→ Cycles → Manuscripts and Prints → Speculum humanae salvationis → Chapter 15: Entry into Jerusalem → 15b: Jeremias lamenting over Jerusalem (Variant: Expulsion of the money-changers) → All images
	→ Cycles → Manuscripts and Prints → Speculum humanae salvationis → Chapter 15: Entry into Jerusalem → 15b: Jeremias lamenting over Jerusalem (Variant: Expulsion of the money-changers) → Original composition: Jeremias standing above the city gate
	→ Types and Prophecies from the Old Testament → Lamentations → Jeremias lamenting over Jerusalem → Type for the Entry of Christ into Jerusalem (SHS, according to the text rather for Christ weeping, but the Entry is depicted in all examined manuscripts) → Speculum Humanae Salvationis
	→ Antitypes for episodes from the Passion of Christ → Entry into Jerusalem → with Lam.: Jeremias weeping over Jerusalem (SHS, according to the text rather Type for Christ weeping over Jerusalem) → Speculum Humanae Salvationis

	Further details
	ARTIST/CREATOR
	Tyrolese or Swiss Text by a scriptor Caspar
	DATE
	1426
	LOCATION
	Moscow, Collection S. I. Grigoryants (formerly Moscow, Collection I. G. Sanowich)
	TEXT/BOOK/DOCUMENT (SOURCE OF PHOTO)
	Speculum humanae salvationis

	Notes on photograph
	BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION
	E. Iu. Zolotova, Nemetskaia rukopis 'Zertsalo chelovecheskogo spaseniia' XV veka: Opyt rekonstruktsii (The German manuscript 'Mirror of human salvation' of the XV century: A reconstruction attempt, in Lazarevskie chteniia. Iskusstvo Vizantii, Drevnei Rusi, Zapadnoi Evropy. Materialy nauchnoi konferentsii 2009 (Lazarevsky readings: The art of Byzantium, Ancient Russia, Western Europe. Materials of the scientific conference 2009), Moskva 2009, pp. 346-367, pl. III-4, fig. 4

	Acknowledgements
	Illustrations reproduced from Zolotova's book with kind permission of the author, location and date as kindly suggested by Mikhail Rogov, Moscow

	Contact
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