...David Aers; Sarah Beckwith; Madeline Lesser This article addresses Lucy Hutchinson’s Order and Disorder , an epic, twenty-canto retelling of Genesis. Scholars have often considered Hutchinson’s poem an inferior version of Paradise Lost insofar as it does not transgress biblical narrative. Attending...

...-­vol. edition, contain­ ing the introduction and text of a later revision of Rolle’s English commen- tary on Psalms 1 – 34.] Hutchinson, Lucy. The Works of Lucy Hutchinson, Volume 1: Translation of Lucretius. Edited by Reid Barbour and David Norbrook. Latin text edi- ted by Maria Cristina Zerbino...

... Gan- davo: Opera Omnia, vol. 37. Leuven, Belg.: Leuven University Press, 2010. lxv, 85 pp. $69.50. Cornett / New Books across the Disciplines  727 Hutchinson, Lucy. The Works of Lucy Hutchinson, Volume 1: Translation of Lucretius. Edited and translated by Reid...

... in the schools — ­Marlowe, suggests David Riggs, took the “provocative step of circulating Epicurean ideas among the general pub- lic” by turning them into dramatic fictions.23 More than half a century later, Lucy Hutchinson translated Lucretius in the 1650s out of what she later claimed was misguided...

... in the Late Middle Ages,” in Parish, Church, and People, ed. S. J. Wright (London: Hutchinson, 1988), 36. See also Ben McRee’s analysis of the membership of the Norwich St. George guild in “Reli- gious Guilds and Civic Order,” Speculum 67 (1992): 79. 38 Rosser, “Communities of Parish...

...: A Reconstruction (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1981). 2 Keith Wrightson, English Society, 1580–1680 (London: Hutchinson, 1982), 47. For the influence of the volume, see Steve Hindle, Alexandra Shepard, and John Walter, “The Making and Remaking of Early Modern English Social History...