... of what's absent from the country house—a rude steward counting one's cups—repurpose resentment into a celebration of lordly generosity. Yet this solution to the problem of resentment is paradoxical insofar as the plenty underlying the lords’ generosity does not require management. Aemilia Lanyer and Andrew...

..., but not ever after. The prizes reclaimed from the Faerie King and from Orfeo’s own steward return, respectively, to death and to the steward: Now King Orfeo newe coround is, & his quen, Dame Heurodis, & liued long after-ward, & seppen was king pe steward. (593–96)6 “Omnia...

... except what Olivier de la Marche wrote as High Steward of Duke Charles to a governor of Calais.] The innovations in the prince’s household were based on a text composed originally for an English audience and dedicated to the “señor Proueedor de Calés” [Lord Marshall of Calais...

.... Biographical studies Füssel, Stephan. Gutenberg. Translated from the German by Peter Lewis. London: Haus Publishing, 2019. 189 pp., 51 color plates. Paper $16.95. Jordan, William Chester. Servant of the Crown and Steward of the Church: The Career of Philippe of Cahors. Medieval Academy Books, vol. 117. Toronto...

...-1492 — it is so fully integrated as to be, if not indistinguishable, then inseparable. More striking even than the actual proportion of Arabic words is the discomfort that they produce in the humanist stewards of a Castilian imagined as the enabler of a discriminating empire. As Marshall...

.... Schwyzer / Memorials to Memorials  375 Who made him soueraigne Lord, high Steward of this Isle, And Prince of Britaine knights to dignifie his stile, He veritie embrac’t, and Verulam forsooke, And in this very place his martyrdome he tooke. Now hath he his reward, he...

... the king’s private relationship with his Chamberlain and former Steward of the Household led to the alienation of his lands: Also the comune vois and fame was that tyme, that the duke of Suffolk William de la Pole, and the said duke of Somerset, with othir of thair assent, hadde maad...

... $12.95. 420  Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies / 37.2 / 2007 Doran, Robert, trans. and ed. Stewards of the Poor: The Man of God, Rab- bula, and Hiba in Fifth-Century Edessa. Cistercian Studies Series, vol. 208. Kalamazoo, Mich.: Cistercian Publications, 2006. xix, 204 pp. Paper...

... not known me; / But I perceive, though Dissimulation do disguise him, Conscience can see. / What though Conscience perceive it, all the world cannot beside.”38 Lucre suborns Dissimulation to become her steward, Fraud her rent-­gatherer, and Usury her secretary, while Simony is placed in control over...

... – 46). Described by Olivia’s steward Malvolio as “not yet old enough for a man, nor young enough for a boy; as a squash is before ’tis a peascod, or a cod- ling when ’tis almost an apple,” Cesario (Viola) is an unripened youth (1.5.150– 53). As a young woman, Viola’s bodily scents...

..., Grace teaches such love that those with “moest maistries [powers; skills]” are most humble (XXI.213  –  55).9 Grace orders the crowning of Conscience as king and makes Piers the plowman his “procuratour” [steward] to receive people’s debts in the new covenant (XXI.256  –  61; see XXI.182...

..., whereas the court cupboard affords storage, service, and display, as well as the breakage of valuables and perhaps the spilling of beverages under the pressure of extreme partying. The human proportions of the court cupboard, like a barrel-­chested steward or a mas- sive matron (think here...

...” or to conceal the putrefaction and death they somehow represent. Perhaps the threat they pose is that the images woven are in some way abjecting; in James Shirley’s 1635 The Lady of Pleasure, Celestina asks her servant, “What hangings have we here?” to which the Steward replies, “They are arras, madam...

... Press, 2004), 148 – 49. 35 Before the Spanish arrival in the Andes, the object was housed in the main temple of the Inca state, the Cuzco Coricancha. In the upheaval of the Spanish invasion, the Inca leadership carefully sequestered and stewarded the object; the Punchao was kept...

... would be confined there awaiting process before the precinct’s steward.36 Payne’s duties extended also 554  Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies / 43.3 / 2013 to administration of the ecclesiastical side of the precinct. In 1542, as part of the dissolution process, he submitted...

... no man will marry her. But to returne to this patriarch . . . after that day (as the story recordeth) [he] was so mercifull and so beneficiall, especially to the poore and needy, that he counted them as his masters, and himselfe as a servant and steward unto them.40 That Foxe (while displaying...

... dates between 1639 and 1643; the likelihood that Overton was in Holland in 1639  –  40 is increased by the recent identification of Overton as the “principal steward” of a Dutch press that was transported to England and used to print his own and a range of other radical pamphlets of the early...

... the multiple enclosures of their patron’s corporeal body and their participation as stewards of that body, they purposefully define this body politic as a space of virginal inviolability. As members of this house, their posture allows them to assert their vulnerability, as well as their authority. Indeed...

... and 94  Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies / 47.1 / 2017 served the spiritual mission of the monastery as their primary commitment, but others managed the animals, traded surplus crops in local marketplaces, dealt with distant monastic properties, managed the stewards who oversaw...