Religious Diversity and Early Modern English Texts: Catholic, Judaic, Feminist, and Secular Dimensions

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357 Index Abraham, divine covenant, 198 Abrahamic cycle, 96–97n3 Abstract of Laws and Government (Aspinwall), 141 Abu-Lughod, Janet L., 129 Adams, Thomas, 188 Adversus haereses (Irenaeus), 84–85 Aeterni Patris (Leo XIII encyclical), 79 Aethelstan, King, 67 Alemanno, Yohanan, 205 Alfred the Great, 63, 64–66, 70, 74n36 alien infiltrators, in early modern England, 108 Allen, William, 186 Althusser, Louis, 118–19, 121 Andrewes, Lancelot, 185–86 “A New Ballader of the Marigolde” (Forrest), 27 Anglo-Saxon coins, discovery of, 56, 61–63 Anglo-Saxon migration, Tudor assessment of, 63 Anglo-Saxon sainthood, 64 Anne of Denmark, 284, 300, 307n72 Annua Mirabilis (Dryden), 143–44 anti-covenant ethos, 81 a priori human feelings, 339, 350n25 Arbel, Benjamin, 111 Areopagitica (Milton), 139, 140 Arte of English Poesie (Puttenham), 198 Ashkenazi, Rabbi Solomon, 111 Aspinwall, William, 141 “Assumption of our Lady, The” (Southwell), 41–42 Astell, Ambrose, 58 Aston, Margaret, 55, 252 Athelney Abbey, 69–70 Augustine, 137 Bacon, Francis, 185, 191n12 Baines, Richard, 312 Baines Note, 312 Baker, Sir Richard, 180 Balizet, Ariane M., 239 Barabas, in The Jew of Malta, 6, 125–26, 130, 313, 315, 319–22 Barlow, William, 186 Becker, Lucinda, 289 Bede, 63, 75n47 Benedict XVI, 95 Ben-Israel, Menasseh/Menashé, 6, 112, 124 Beza, Theodore, 186 Bhabha, Homi, 107–8 biblical poetry, 219n4 biblical replacement or supersession, 181–82 Bilson, Thomas, 187 Blackburn, Ruth, 153 Blanchot, Maurice, 82–83, 89, 99n17, 99–100n20 Bloom, Harold, 335 Blundell, Richard, 57 Note: Page numbers for illustrations are shown in italics. Plates 1 through 4 are located between pages 82 and 83. 358 Index Blundell, William: discovery of AngloSaxon coins, 56, 61–63; and Harkirk burial ground, 59–60; origins of Anglo-Saxon coins, 63–68; refusal to renounce Catholicism, 57; seizure of lands and goods owned by, 72n10 Brathwaite, Richard, 189 Bridgewater, Lady Frances Stanley Egerton, 294–96 Britannia (Camden), 69–70 Brugensis, Lucas Franciscus, 240–41, 243 Bunny, Edmund, 184 Burton, William, 189 Bury, Arthur, 190 Byrd, William, 36 Caiaphas, in Salve Deus, 269–70 Calamy, Edmund, funeral sermons by, 301–2 Calvin, John: concept of text as sole acceptable living image of God, 255, 257; on differences between Esau and Jacob, 165–66; divine presence for, 256–57; on Jacob’s stealing of firstborn’s blessing, 169–71; resistance to perceiving God in human artifacts, 258; theology of, in northern European religious discourse, 255, 262; the Word in theological aesthetics of, 259–60 Camden, William, 68, 69–70 Campion, Edmund, 36–37 Carlson, Eric, 304n14 Cartelli, Thomas, 327n10, 328n18 Carter, John, funeral sermon by, 294–96 Catholics and Catholicism: allusions of Saul and David to, 182; conceptions of faith, 251–52; consequences of refusal to renounce, 57–60; in early modern England, 1, 47; female ministry within, 86; Marian writing by converts to, 42–45; Milton and, 147–48; objectionable features of, to Protestants, 34; orthodox, neo-Thomist rubric of, 79; predestination in, 160–61 Catholic verse. See Marian verse Chambers, Mary, 88 Charles I, 46–47, 141, 184, 186, 190 Charles II, 141, 143, 184, 189 Christ: betrayal of, in Salve Deus, 270–71; Lanyer’s poetry as image of, 255–56, 264, 266–67; locus of visual self-manifestation of, 260; scene of the dying, in Salve Deus, 272–74 Christian Hebraism, 8–12, 208, 239–40 Christianity, relationship to Judaism, 137 Christian martyrs, testimonial acts, 89–90 Christic optics, theological significance in Salve Deus, 261 Christic time, 99n16 Clapham, Henoch, 178–80 Clément, Jacques, 186 Clifford, Lady Anne, funeral sermon for, 288–92 Coleman, Janet, 129 “Collar, The” (Herbert), 235–38, 243–44 collective language, transformative, 332 collective memory, appropriation of, 119–20 Collinges, John, 300–301 Collingwood, R. G., 260 Collinson, Patrick, 137, 252–53, 286 Commentarie of John Calvine, upon the First Book of Moses called Genesis (Calvin), 162, 165–66, 169–71 commodification of nationhood, 108–11, 114 complexio oppositorum, 80 Congregation of Jesus, 102n34 Congregation of Propaganda, 87 Constable, Henry, 42–43 Coppalla, Margerie, 59–60 Corbet, Margaret, 301 Cotton, Charles, 189 Cotton, John, 141 Counter-Reformation, 61, 87–89 Coverdale, Miles, 216 Index 359 Creation as divine overflow of God, 203–5, 222n23 Crisp, Rebekka, 300 Cromwell, Oliver, 124, 141–42, 184 Culler, Jonathan, 231 Dalila, biblical, 146, 150n24 Danish incursions, 65–66 Danvers, Lady Magdalen, funeral sermon for, 292–94 Danvers, Sir John, 292, 293 David...