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adulterers

‘all shall be well’

see also hope; optimism

anchoresses

asceticism (bodily)

life of

rites of enclosure

Ancrene Wisse

Anselm of Canterbury

Aquinas, Thomas

asceticism (bodily)

Augustine of Hippo

 

Ball, John

Battle of North Walsham

Beguines

see also Marie of Oignies

‘behovely’

see also sin: as ‘behovely’

Bernard of Clairvaux

Black Death (1348–9)

blindness of humanity

block printing

blood of Christ

bodily visions

Book of Margery Kempe, The (Kempe)

bride of Christ, a

Bridget of Sweden, St

 

Cambrai nuns

Carrow Abbey

Christ

connecting with

as Mother

suffering

see also cross of Christ; crucifix

church leadership

churches, decoration

cloth industry

Cloud of Unknowing, The author

Collins, Henry

compassion

confession

Crecy, Serenus de

crime and punishment

see also sin

cross of Christ

in art

blood

as comfort

crown of thorns

crucifix

crusades

 

Dante Alighieri: Divine Comedy

desire

sexual

Despenser, Henry (Bishop of Norwich)

Despenser Retable (Norwich Cathedral)

dialects

Divine Comedy (Dante)

divine judgement

‘doom paintings’

 

Eco, Umberto: Baudolino

Edward III

Einstein, Albert, on mystical experiences

Emund, Thomas

enclosure (religious), rites of

English, writings in

equality before God

Erpingham, Sir Thomas

eschatology

executions

existentialism

 

fasting

femininity

feudal system

Fonds Anglais No. 40 (P)

forgiveness

free will

French Revolution

friaries

 

ghostly visions

Gillespie, Vincent

God

encounters with

Julian’s concept

as Mother

source of love

Great Western Schism

guilds

 

Hadfield, Chris

hagiography

hazelnut analogy

heaven

hell

heresy

Heresy Trials

hermits

Hildegard of Bingen

Hilton, Walter

hope

Howard, Richard

Hundred Years War

Huxley, Aldous

 

indulgences

inner strength

intellectual enlightenment

 

John of Beverley, St

Julian of Erpingham

Julian of Norwich

audience written for

becoming anchoress

contact with populace of Norwich

formal education

God, concept of

her cell

identity

images of

influences on writing

Lollard sympathies

message of hope

mystical experiences

near-death experience

philosophical niche

revelations

sin, concept of

temperament

theology

unique writing style

use of imagery

justice

justice system, in medieval society

 

Kempe, Margery

accused of Lollardy

Book of Margery Kempe, The

dictates to scribe

heretic

mysticism

notoriety

visiting Julian

as writer

Kierkegaard, Søren

 

Ladder of Perfection

languages

Last Judgement

Latin

Lawrence, St

liars

Litster, Geoffrey

literacy rates

Lollard’s Pit

Lollardy

Long Text

Christ as Mother

concept of femininity

manuscripts

and sin

lord and servant parable

love

in relation to sin and punishment

unconditional

see also mercy

 

macabre, society’s fixation with

manuscripts of Revelations

Marie of Oignies

see also Beguines

medieval society

intellectual and spiritual structure

justice system

theological methods

views on mortality

mercy

see also love

Merton, Thomas

Middle English

monasteries

More, Gertrude

mortality, medieval views

mortification

Mother God

MS Sloane 2499 (S1)

MS Sloane 3705 (S2)

mystical experiences

of Julian

temporal representation

through physical punishment

see also revelations

mystical texts

audiences written for

mysticism

mystics, contemporary

 

Norwich

Norwich Cathedral

 

optimism

 

patronage

Peasants’ Revolt (1381)

perennialism

perfection, striving for

persecution

philosophical schools

physical punishment, mystical experiences through

plagues

political upheaval

Porynlond, Richard

prayer nuts

printing press, invention

Protestant Reformation (English)

purgatory

 

Reed, Richard

religious groups

religious imagery

religious upheaval

religious withdrawal

revelations

Revelations of Divine Love

and Cambrai nuns

description

distribution

Long Text

modern criticism

motherly tone

printed history

reception in print

relevance today

self-scribed by Julian

Short Text

as spiritual biography

survival of texts

Richard II

Rolle, Richard

 

Sara, Julian’s maid

sexual desires

Short Text

concept of femininity

and sin

sin

as ‘behovely’

and free will

Julian’s concept

and punishment

solitaries

spirituality

Stanbrook Abbey

Sudbury, Simon

suffering

summum bonum

 

theology, medieval methods

trade, medieval society

transcendentalism

transi tombs

Tyler, Wat

tympanum, Sainte Foy

unconditional love

usurers

 

vernacular, use of

Virgin Mary

visions

Warrack, Grace

Williams, Rowan

womb imagery

women

role in society

role in theological enlightenment

wise

Wycliffe, John