...Edmund Valentine Campos This essay explores the early English encounter with chocolate, a beverage associated with New World and Spanish tastes, and popular among English recusants returned from Spanish service. In particular, it follows the career of Thomas Gage a Dominican priest who had spent...

... had previously quoted through Colmenero (1643), and Thomas Gage (1648), physicians whose work he considers authoritative (189).34 The name of Tulpius, the only specialist from 1671 whose knowledge was not the result of travel, drops off the list. The emphasis here is on experiential evidence...

... Library, MS M255, a fifteenth-century Hours of Sarum that possibly belonged to Richard Gage in East Anglia around 1500 (there are the initials R.G.) and remained in the Gage family until the nineteenth century. Likewise, Morgan Library, MS M291 is a fifteenth-century Book of Hours...

... of Elizabeth Stuart and Elector Palatine Friedrich V.] Terpstra, Nicholas. Religious Refugees in the Early Modern World: An Alter- native History of the Reformation. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2015. vii, 348 pp.; 41 figs., 2 maps. $110.00, paper $34.99. Young, Francis. The Gages of Hengrave...

...): 41–51. 29 The violence of substitution of a general equivalent is the subject of Jean-Joseph Goux in his Symbolic Economies After Marx and Freud, trans. Jennifer Curtiss Gage (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1990). Laurie Finke discusses...

... continuance. Nor do I now make moan to be abridged From such a noble rate; but my chief care Is to come fairly off from the great debts Wherein my time, something too prodigal, Hath left me gaged. (1.1.122 – 30) Bassanio’s parable of the arrow continues the repentant...

...- gaging its representation of the pagans from modern racialist and Oriental- ist paradigms reveals how strongly it exemplifies a concept of alterity markedly different from our own. The stark simplicity of Roland’s pro- nouncement “Paien unt tort e crestiens unt dreit...

... Beccuti, called Coppetta); Jean Toscan, Le carnaval du lan- gage: Le lexique érotique des poètes de l’équivoque de Burchiello à Marino (Lille: Presses Universitaires de Lille, 1981), 1404  –  7. 33 Pasquinate romane del cinquecento, vol. 1, ed. Valerio Marucci, Antonio Marzo...