Die Wunder Elisabeths
Die Wunder Elisabeths, in: Ludwig Bechstein, Thüringer Sagenbuch. Erster Band. Wien und Leipzig: C. A. Hartlebens Verlags-Expedition, 1858., 1858
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Mögliche Zuordnung · Textstelle
The source summarizes Elisabeth's life as a 'Kette von Edelthaten' and the full catalogue entry is only 'Charity of saints.' That broad moral characterization may include charity, but this sentence does not identify a charitable act; retain the motif only as a possible characterization, with the concrete later acts separately retained.
Wahrscheinliche Zuordnung · Textstelle
Elisabeth cuts up her bridal clothes to provide material for charity, a direct charitable act by a saint.
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She gives her silk mantle to a poor man who asks for covering and alms, a direct act of saintly charity.
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The passage describes her regular almsgiving and personal approach to the poor, directly matching charity of saints.
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She distributes food and daily bread to hundreds during famine, an explicit charitable act by a saint. Also, She distributes famine stores and sells personal valuables to aid the poor, a direct charitable act. Also, Elisabeth gives an embroidered glove to an old beggar, directly matching the broad charity-of-saints entry.
- „ließ die Landgräfin die Fruchtspeicher öffnen, ließ täglich Brod backen, und vertheilte dieses täglich an 300 Arme“
- „verkaufte Elisabeth selbst ihre kostbaren Gewänder und Kleinodien, und theilte das Geld aus“
- „Da zog Elisabeth einen ihrer mit Silber gestickten Handschuhe aus, und gab diesen dem unabweisbaren Alten“
Wahrscheinliche Zuordnung · Textstelle
Elisabeth takes in and personally cares for an ill hermit, which the source presents as an act of saintly charity.
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She spins and has cloth made for poor people; the described purpose is charitable provision. Also, The hospital and care house are expressly established for care of the poor, matching saintly charity.