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... (STC 16232.8) has been reprinted in G. R. Rastall, ed., Processionale ad Usum Sarum (Clarabricken, Co. Kilkenny: Boethius Press, 1980). The 1519 edition (STC 16235) is available from Early English Books Online, at eebo.chadwyck.com/. 7 For an orientation to Processional manuscripts...

... those acts, the Croxton play provides critical distance on the very performance it enacts. Ultimately, it replaces the Passion play with, and judges it inferior to, a more decorous and authoritative processional ritual. Moreover, in presenting a Christian merchant as the catalyst for the Jews' actions...

... of what Bernard Hibbits calls “performative law,” where ceremony was used to assert legal control of landscape and properties. 4 This consideration will suggest some of the historical contingencies that inspired citizens to use processional ceremony in a legal framework. Further, such an examination...

..., Steven “Shameless”: Augustine, After Augustine, and Way After Augustine  17 – 43 Kumler, Aden Imitatio Rerum: Sacred Objects in the St. Giles’s Hospital Processional  469 – 502 Lerner, Ross B. Donne’s Annihilation  407 – 427 Malo, Robyn Intimate Devotion: Recusant Martyrs and the Making...

... JMEMS31.2-02 Logan 4/30/01 9:34 AM Page 254 of the processional tableaux and interactions by asserting a hierarchy, by subordinating some elements to others, and by identifying causal relation- ships which appear not to be built into the allegories and interactions them...

.... In addition to German prose translations, many of the hymn man- uscripts include a vernacular commentary on Prudentius’s Easter hymn Inventor rutili. This commentary interprets both the text of the hymn and the traditional processional ceremony for the service at which it was sung. The nature...

... to explore in Ovidian manner a dizzying array of social, sexual, eco- nomic, religious, and political metamorphoses, all of which are tied to the “hypocritical garment” of the bishop.45 As a processional garment, the cope became so highly ornamented that it was arguably the most luxurious of all...

... transformations from the ordinary into the sacred in what she calls an imitatio rerum. For Kumler, the liturgical objects painted in the St. Giles Hospital Processional function as “the protagonists of divine worship,” transfiguring and even creating a sacred space in which “Christian subjectivity [can...

... schema that characterize printed col- lections of costumes, the Ottoman illuminator has focused on the imperial court and city: the sultans, the page, the military and processional entou- rage, and the various trades. This parade of types is also punctuated with figures that had become topoi...

... — resonant though these examples may be — are relevant to the present study.12 From reading Lydgate’s poem in the B version, likely revised (as we shall see) specifically for the Paul’s churchyard project, we can imagine a dance in which partners join hands and form a processional line...

.... ix, 214 pp. $65.00. Harvey, Susan Ashbrook. Scenting Salvation: Ancient Christianity and the Olfactory Imagination. The Transformation of the Classical Heritage, vol. 42. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2006. xviii, 421 pp. $45.00. Hourihane, Colum. The Processional Cross in Late...

... construction for much of the sixteenth century, Chester’s mobile cyclic text is rendered still more multivalent when we consider how condi- tions of the Tudor Whitsun plays’ performance — processionally over three days, at five different stations, for socially heterogeneous audiences — could fracture...

... instructions on how to act in specific liturgical moments, and they were found in the following types of books: ordinary, martyrology, collectarium, processional, psalter, lectionary, antiphonary, gradual, missal, epistolary, book of Gospels, pulpitary, and portable breviary ( breviarium portatile ). This last...

.... 13. Theater and spectacle Ashley, Kathleen, and Wim Hüsken, eds. Moving Subjects: Processional Performance in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Ludus: Medieval and Early Renaissance Theatre and Drama 5. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2001. 257 pp.; 8 illus. $55.00, paper $21.00. Aughterson, Kate. Webster...

.... The Procession of the World [De processione mundi ]. Translated and edited by John A. Laumakis. Medieval Philosophi- cal Texts in Translation, vol. 39. Milwaukee: Marquette University Press, 2002. 87 pp. Paper $10.00. Heywood, Thomas, and Richard Brome. The Witches of Lancashire . Edited by Gabriel Egan...

....”32 The performance of this complex collocation of biblical and parabiblical texts was facilitated by a wide array of books: processionals, 444  Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies / 47.3 / 2017 antiphoners, tropers, psalters, prosers, sequentiaries, breviaries, and missals...

... democratic media of sculpture and architecture. Thus the Ara Pacis Augustae, commissioned by the Senate and dedicated in 9 b.c.e., expressed a city’ s hopes for peace and plenitude by juxtaposing images of Aeneas, Mars, and Romulus with a processional frieze of contem- porary Romans...

..., Nuestra Señora de la Capilla , 318–21. 30 Gonzalo Argote de Molina, Nobleza de Andalucía (Seville, 1588), fols. 317v–18r: “acompañada de muchos Sanctos, y coros de Angeles . . . como se acostumbra en las processiones de aquella ciudad . . . hermosissima vestida.” Beginning in the second half...

... descriptions of 1628, 1629, and 1630 place him firmly as someone participating in these processional rituals on foot, to help intercede for the city of Autun. “Je Jean Rolet citoyen dudict ostun,” he calls himself (fols. 8v, 9v, 20r), proudly emphasizing his fulfillment of civic duty. Each entry...

... a year during the cele­ bration of the Easter mass, the apex of the medieval church calendar. Fol- lowing a period of Lenten preparation, in which parishioners were to confess sins that separated them from God, and the Good Friday mass at which the the processional cross was enshrouded...