Moses Defeating the Muslim Army

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Moses Defeating the Muslim Army

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Date
about 1400–1410
Medium
Tempera colors, gold, silver paint, and ink
Culture
German
Department
Manuscripts
Institution
Getty Museum
Object ID
d190a7c1-5f71-4364-8a3a-fb19573198ff

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Moses, in a pink tunic at left, commands his valiant army against the forces of the Moors, who are directed by the princess in the tower. Although the *World Chronicle* contains stories drawn from the Bible and ancient history, it also incorporates purposefully fabricated historical tales such as this one. The Moors were Muslims living in medieval Spain, thousands of years after Moses' death. The story of Moses fighting the Moors was invented in the Middle Ages, no doubt a revision of Biblical history intended to provide a sacred precedent for the attempts of medieval Christians to expel the Moors from Spain. The parallel between this story of Moses and events in Europe around 1400 is further reinforced by the setting of the miniature in which Christian soldiers and their enemies are dressed in medieval armor and fight before a medieval castle.

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