...Patricia Phillippy Following three-year-old Henry Montagu’s death in 1625, his father installed a memorial comprised of three objects in Barnwell All Saints Church. In addition to an alabaster monument, Sidney Montagu incorporated into his memorial program a thirteenth-century piscina (a basin...

..., it is instructive to look at how the Arcadia was read by some real women in the mid- eighteenth century, many of whom would later be associated with the Bluestocking cir- cle: a group including Elizabeth Montagu, Catherine Talbot, and Jemima, Marchioness Grey (Hazlitt s Peeress in her own right as well as Jemima s...

... of Relics in Post-­Reformation England  531 – 548 Marno, David Easy Attention: Ignatius of Loyola and Robert Boyle  135 – 161 Phillippy, Patricia Sidney Montagu and the Sacramental Sign: Memorial and Sacred Objects in Post-­Reformation England  549 – 583 Phillips, Joshua Labors Lost...

... proved impossible, Walter Montagu commendatory abbot of Saint Martin and royal almoner to Henrietta Maria promised to aid the nuns if they moved to Pontoise. The com- munity bought property within a kilometer of Saint Martin and remained there until their convent s suppression in 1786. Even after...

... Hausted, George Herbert, Robert Herrick, Barten Holyday, Henry Hutton, Henry Killigrew, Henry King, Ralph Knevet, William Loe, John Marston, Jasper Mayne, Walter Montagu, Samuel Page, Robert Prickett, Robert Roche, Alexander Ross, John Saltmarsh, Thomas Scott, James Smith, William Strode, Arthur Warren...

... objects in Reformation England “acquire an aura of the sacred,” even as these “sacred objects,” associated with Henry Montagu’s memorial, may well have “secular shadows.” Given this imbrication of the sacred and mundane, our essayists explore how the sacred object in medieval and early modern...

... highlighted. Florian Kühnel s article on the ambassadresses Lady Elizabeth Trumbull and Lady Mary Wortley Montagu at the turn of the eighteenth century complements the existing scholarship on courtship and marriage in the interests of politi- cal and interdynastic ambitions.10 The unofficial and less...

... that may or may not be related to the books themselves.48 In both strains of textual use, sewing becomes a species of writing, and the book is customized as the readers’ own. Figure 8 reproduces perhaps the simplest evidence of sewing as writing, in a Folger Library copy of Henry Montagu’s 1636...

... University Press, 1997), 40–66. 101 John Montague’s poetic sequence The Rough Field (1972) exemplifies a recent attempt to critique these competing mythologizations of Ulster history. Montague, for example, juxtaposes the nostalgic conjurations...

... Matthew had been actively involved in using translation as a means of disseminating Catholic spiritual lives since his own conversion. He, too, was closely linked to the court of Henrietta Maria through his relationships to Endymion Por- ter, Kenelm Digby, and Walter Montague.24 De Ávila s conduct...

.... The colophons on fol. 208r indicate that an unnamed scribe completed the copy on December 18, 1338, and Jehan de Grise finished the illumination on April 18, 1344. See E. W. B. Nicholson's note in the introduction to The Romance of Alexander: A Collotype Facsimile of MS. Bodley 264 , ed. Montague Rhodes James...

... who I am. / My name, dear saint, is hateful to myself / Because it is an enemy to thee. / Had I it written, I would tear the word.” Of course the overarching point of Romeo and Juliet is that names (in this case Montague and Capulet) do carry signifi- cance, at least socially...

... of Michigan Research Press, 1985), 68 – 109. 38 For a thorough treatment of Le Brun’s theory of the passions and their expression in painting, see Jennifer Montagu, The Expression of the Passions: The Origin and Influ- ence of Charles Le Brun’s “Conférence sur l’expression générale et...

... by the grace of God, King of Great Britaine, France and Ireland, ed. James Montague (London, 1616), sig. d2r. 35 Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, ed. Horatio Brown, 38 vols. (London: H.M. Stationary Office, 1864 1947), 11:74 (hereafter cited as CSPV ); Ambassades...

... Alexandra Walsham and Anthony Milton, “Richard Montagu: “Concerning Recusancie of Communion with the Church of England,” in From Cranmer to Davidson: A Church of England Miscellany , ed. Stephen Taylor (Woodbridge, Suffolk: Boydell Press for the Church of England Record Society, 1999), 69–101; Hugh Trevor...

...: Derbyshire Record Society, 1978), 119. 34 Freke, Remembrances, 234; also see Archer, Two East Anglian Diaries, 150, 164; Catha- rine Watson to Sir Hans Sloane, n.d., BL Sloane MS 4078, fol. 59r. 35 See Pepys, Diary, 3:11; Montague North to Anne Foley, 20 June 1705, BL Add. MS 32501, fols...

.... [Exhibition catalogue.] 208 Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies / 31.1 / 2001 JMEMS31.1-08 Books 2/26/01 7:04 PM Page 209 Wittkower, Rudolf. Art and Architecture in Italy, 1600–1750. Fourth edition. Revised by Joseph Connors and Jennifer Montagu with John...

... costume (ibid  Clopper, “The History and Development of the Chester Cycle,” –  Theresa Coletti, “The Chester Cycle in Sixteenth- Century Religious Culture,” Jour- nal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies no.   Reginald Scot, The Discoverie of Witchcraft, ed. Montague Summers...

... 82 Montague Rhodes James, The Ancient Libraries of Canterbury and Dover: The Cata- logues of the Libraries of Christ Church Priory and St. Augustine’s Abbey at Canterbury and of St. Martin’s Priory at Dover (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1903...

... for you what you could not do for yourselves” (Thomas of Monmouth, The Life and Miracles of St. William of Norwich, ed. and trans. Augustus Jessopp and Montague Rhodes James [Cambridge, 1896], 95). See also the letter sent by the Jews of Paris to Louis VII, in which they refer...