Hortus conclusus is a Latin term, meaning literally "enclosed garden". Both words in hortus conclusus refer linguistically to enclosure.

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Hortus Conclusus is the Latin for an enclosed garden. The depiction of such a garden in Christian art from the Middle Ages onwards is often intended to suggest ...

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That walled or hedged garden is often referred to as a Hortus Conclusus which is simply Latin for an enclosed garden. ... It no doubt contained ...

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That walled or hedged garden is often referred to as a Hortus Conclusus which is simply Latin for an enclosed garden. It was not a productive garden, instead ...

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The literal meaning of the Latin term hortus conclusus is “garden enclosed.” It was both an epithet given to the Virgin Mary in the Middle Ages ...

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Hortus conclusus is the archetype of an enclosed garden. A walled garden, one with a fenced enclosure, became synonymous with the term “garden” in medieval ...

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literally an enclosed garden, a secret garden within a garden. There is a literary/religious symbolism dating back to the Song of Songs which associated the ...

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This is a Latin term meaning “enclosed garden” — surprisingly useful in theology and literary criticism.

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The name, “Hortus Conclusus,” Latin for “a garden enclosed” comes from the Song of Solomon, where the human soul in love with God sings of that ...

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