Index
447 Index Page numbers in italic type indicate illustrations. The letter n following a page number indicates a note on the cited page(s). The number following the n refers to the note number on that page. abstinence, 242, 325; food and, 243 Albert, Cardinal-Prince of Portugal, 29 Alberto, María de San, 122 Albigensians, 417n12 allegory, use of, 13, 381; Cecilia del Nacimiento and, 148; Marcela de San Félix and, 232, 238, 240, 242; María Anna Agueda de San Ignacio and, 372; María Marcela and, 394 Almendral, El, 21 altarpiece from Valladolid, 124 alumbrados, 6–7, 359, 421n26, 403n24, 6–7 Amusquibar, Mateo, 307 Ana de Jesús, 29, 59; Ana de San Bartolomé and, 24–25; death of, 25, 119; imprisonment of, 30; nuns’ revolt and, 29–30 Ana de la Ascensión, 24 Ana de San Bartolomé, 14, 118, 119, 386–88; as Abbess, 23; Ana de Jesús and, 24–26; Autobiografía, 46–63; background of, 19, 21–22; beatification of, 21; Bérulle and, 21, 24, 25–26, 34–35; Cartas, 30–36, 63–75; death of, 227; Defensa de la herencia teresiana, 25, 31; Discalced Carmelite Order and, 19–20, 25, 36; empathy with peasants and servants and, 34; European politics and, 26–27; humility and, 23; language and, 23, 30–31, 31; Leonor de San Bernardo and, 35; making of a Carmelite oral history, 21–27, 30–36; María de San Jéronimo and, 23–24; María de San José and, 19–21; mysticism and, 32–33; obedience and, 25–26, 35; Obras completas, 25; peasants and servants and, 34; persecution of, 34; prestige of, 31; Reform movement and, 20, 31; religious vocation and, 21, 21–22, 36, 59, 150; resistance to authority and, 34; Teresa de Jesús and, 23; Teresian Reform and, 20–21; text and translations of, 46–75; Tomás de Jesús and, 26; virginity and, 22; visionary life of, 32–33; writings of, 31–32; writing styles, themes and, 20 Angela de Foligno, 8, 82 Ángel de Salazar, 29 Angeles, Isabel de los, 35, 35–36 Antonia Lucía del Espíritu Santo, 14, 292–94, 300; background of, 295–96; 448 Index as chief Nazarene, 302–3; church authorities and, 298–99; class, race, and sexual politics and, 294–300; crossdressing and, 305; death of, 303, 306, 330; devotion of, 310–13; dialogues and, 311; financial difficulties and, 299–300; first person, use of, and, 308–10; God and, 300, 305, 307–8, 310–13; humility and, 303, 304, 311, 324, 325; Imitatio and, 300–306; Inquisition and, 298–99, 328; Instituto Nazareno and, 296–97; Jesus and, 304; language and, 303; marriage of, 296; mysticism and, 304–5; obedience and, 324; portrait of, 287; Relación del origen y fundación del monasterio del Señor San Joaquín de Religiosas Nazarenas, 292–93, 306–8, 313–31; as saint in the making, 310–13; as spiritual adviser, 297–98; symbolism and, 312; Teresa de Jesús and, 301–2 Antuñano, Sebastián, 297–98 Antwerp, 20, 25, 29, 36 anxiety of authorship, nuns as writers and, 14 Apolonia de la Santísima Trinidad, 339, 382, 384 Apóstolas del Peru (Josefa de la Providencia), 292–93, 313–31 art, religious, 8, 15, 132; in America, 336; baroque period and, 336; cloistered nuns and, 8; flagellation of Jesus and, 426n43; Isabel de Jesús and, 193; Marcela de San Félix and, 235, 235–36; in New Spain, 333; Santa Susanna and, 202; visionary media and, 193, 394 Atanasia, 38, 39, 41, 83–84, 94, 96 audience for nuns’ writing, 2, 13, 29, 148, 233 Autobiografía (Ana de San Bartolomé), 46–63 Autobiografía (Cecilia del Nacimiento), 164–67 autobiography: Ana de San Bartolomé and, 46–63; Cecilia del Nacimiento and, 164–67; Teresa de Jesús and, 402n7. See also texts and translations autohagiography, 395 auto sacramental, 240, 414n35 Ávila, 9, 58, 162; Saint Teresa and, 402n7. See also Teresa de Jesús, Saint Aztecs, 337, 394–95, 424n11 ballads. See romances (ballads) Báñez, Domingo, 136 Barbeito Carneiro, María Isabel, 241 baroque, American (barocco de Indias), 336, 394, 426n22 beatas, 295, 421n19, 421n26; Antonia Lucía del Espíritu Santo and, 308 Beaterio de Santa Rosa, 323–24; María Anna Agueda de San Ignacio and, 370 beaterios, 293, 296, 420n10; Antonia Lucía del Espíritu Santo and, 296–301, 421n23; Mar...
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