Index
Index
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Abbot, Christopher
abduction
abjection
Adam
adultery
Advent
Aelred of Rievaulx
De Institutione Inclusorum
‘Letter to his sister on the Reclusive Life’
Aers, David
affirmative way
Agnes (anchorite at Conisford)
alabaster panels
Alexander, J.J.G.
Alexander, Jonathan J. G.
Alford, John
Alice hermyte
Alice (Julian’s servant)
All Saints North Street
‘all shall be well’
Allen, Hope Emily
allusion
Alman
almsgiving
Alnwick, William, Bishop of Norwich
alternative femininity
examples in late medieval East Anglia
ambiguities within bodily existence
Amherst manuscript
Anchoress (film)
anchorhold
Carrow connection with Julian’s
Long Text as product of
physical properties of
site of Julian’s
subsequent occupants of Julian’s
as tomb
anchorites
lives of
models of femininity applied to
written work produced by
anchoritic vow
Ancrene Wisse
advice on servants
and anchoritic life of prayer
audience for
and Christ’s Passion
Julian discussed alongside
and keeping of cats
ownership of
spiritual vacuum implied by
‘anede’, Julian’s use of
angels
annulled marriages
Annunciation
anti-phallic language
Armstrong, Karen
Arntz, Sister Mary Luke
Artes moriendi
Arundel, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury
Ascension
ascetism
Assumption
audience
Ancrene Wisse
Julian’s
Speculum Inclusorum
Westminster compilation
Auerbach, Eric
Augustine, St
De Trinitate
Enarrationes in Psalmos
Austin Friars
Ave Maria
Ayto, John
Bachelard, Gaston
Bagshaw, Dana
Cell Talk (play)
Baker, Augustine
Baker, Denise Nowakowski
Bakhtin, M.
Ball, John
Banks, S.E.
Barking Abbey
Barnum, P.H.
Barratt, Alexandra
Bartlett, Anne Clark
Bazire, Joyce
Beachamp, Richard, Earl of Warwick
Beachamp Pageant
Beadle, Richard
Beauvoir, Simone de
‘beclosed’
Beelzebub
Beer, Frances
beguines
beholding
Benedictine cathedral priory, Norwich
Benedictine houses in France
Benedictine nuns
Bennett, Judith M.
bequests
see also wills
Berkeley, Elizabeth
Bernard of Clairvaux
Bestul, Thomas H.
Bhattacharji, Santha
biblical allusions
biblical readings
Biernoff, Alexander
Biggs, Douglas L.
Binns, J.W.
Binski, Paul
birth
see also childbirth
Bishop, Jane
Bishopgate reclusory
Black Death
Blanchot, Maurice
Block, Ed
Blomefield, Francis
blood flows
see also Christ’s bleeding head
body of Christ
Bœspflug, François
Boethianism
Boitani, Piero
Bonaventure, St
Boniface VIII, Pope
books
see also libraries; novels, Julian represented in
Bosom of Abraham Trinity
Bouché, Anne-Marie
bowels, ‘purse’ as
Boys, Joan
Braunfels, Wolfgang
Brews, Elizabeth
Brews, Margery
Brews, Sir Thomas
Brews, William
bridal imagery
Bridget of Sweden
Revelations
space and enclosure in writings of
Bridgettine nuns
Brigg, W.
Britnell, Richard
Broadie, Alexander
Brown, Carleton
Brown, Peter
Bruisyard Abbey
Brundage, James A.
Bungay Priory
Burrow, J.A.
Bynum, Caroline Walker
Caciola, Nancy
Caister, Richard
Calthorpe, Dorothy
Calthorpe, Margaret
Calthorpe, Sir Philip
Cambrai nuns
Camille, Michael
Campsea Ashe, Suffolk
Cannon, Christopher
Canon of the Mass
Carey, Clementina
Carmelites
Carpenter, Christine (Christina of Shere)
Carrow Priory
Carruthers, Mary
Carthusians
cartoons
Castell family
cat, Julian’s
Catherine of Siena
Catholic Church
attitude towards female mystics
modern representations of
teachings of
Catholic persecution
Catholicism
Cavaliero, Glen
Cavidge, Anne
Cecilia, St
cell, anchoritic see anchorhold
Chadwick, N.
charity
chastity, vow of
Chaucer, Geoffrey
Chazelle, Celia M.
Cheetham, Francis
Chenu, M.D.
Chese, John
Chick Lit
childbirth
chora
Christ as bridegroom
Christ as mother
see also God as mother
Christ’s bleeding head
Christ’s direct speech
see also ventriloquism
Christ’s wounded side
Christina of Markyate
Christina of Shere (Christine Carpenter)
Clark, Andrew
Clark, J.P.H.
Clark, John
Clay, Rotha Mary
Clere, Elizabeth (neé Uvedale)
clothing
Cloud of Unknowing
Baker’s exposition of
Julian’s relationship to author of
and mediating devices
metaphors used in
narrative voice in
negative theology advocated in
warning concerning mystical texts
Cockerell, S.C.
Cohen, Jeffrey Jerome
Coiner, Nancy
Colledge, Edmund
Colossians
communitas
compilator, activity ascribed to
complicit masculinity
confession
confessors
Connell, R.W.
Masculinities
consort femininity
examples in late medieval East Anglia
Constable, Giles
continental mystics
Copeland, Rita
Corinthians
Corpus Christi, feast of
Corpus Christi subject
Cotton, Bartholomew
counsellor, Julian as
Crampton, Georgia Ronan
Cré, Marleen
Creation
‘creature’, Julian’s use of
Creed
Cressener family
Cressy, Serenus
Crick, Julia
critical temporal studies
Crown of Thorns
crucifix
Julian’s visions initiated by
Margaret Gascoigne’s request for
prayers before
in representations of the Trinity
role in late medieval piety
Crucifixion
act not mentioned by Julian
desolated creation at
linear narrative of
Pilate not mentioned in context of
related in terms of nativity
visual images of
see also crucifix
cultural coding
Cumberworth, Thomas
D’Arcens, Louise
Davies, Oliver
Davis, Isabel
Davis, Norman
de Coninck, Lucas
dead, fate of
defecating body
deprived femininity
examples in late medieval East Anglia
desert
desolated creation
Despencer retable
devil(s)
damnation of
Julian’s visions of
Myrour of Recluses and
A Revelation of Purgatory and
visual images of
see also Beelzebub
dialectal variation
Dickinson, Emily
dilation
Dinnis, Enid
Dinshaw, Carolyn
discretio spirituum
Ditton, Katherine
Dives and Pauper
Dixit Dominus Trinity
Dominicans
donations
Douai Psalter
doubleness, language of
dread of God
Drónzek, Anna
Ducange, Charles
Duffy, Eamon
Duggan, Lawrence
Duncan, Leland L.
Duns Scotus, John
Dunstan, G.R.
Dutton, Elizabeth
Dyas, Dee
Dygon, John
East Anglia, late medieval
gentry femininity in
gentry society in
East Midlands dialect
Eckhart, Meister (Eckhart von Hochheim)
ecological concerns
Edden, Valerie
Eden
Edmund of Abingdon
The Mirror of Holy Church
education, provision of
Edwards, A.S.G.
egg/nut conflation
Eliot, T.S.
Four Quartets
‘Little Gidding’
Elizabeth of Hungary
Elkins, Sharon
Ellis, Roger
Emund, Thomas
enclosure
of nuns
space and enclosure in A Revelation
theme in Westminster compilation
‘endlesse’, Julian’s use of
English mystics, Julian’s relationship to
Ephesians
Erickson, Carolly
Erler, Mary C.
Eucharist
Evans, C. Stephen
evencristen
identification with bodily experiences
included in Julian’s theology
Julian subordinates herself to
as Julian’s audience
Julian’s love towards
modernization of
as performers of Julian’s text
Exeter College
expository locutions
exterior events and inner meditation, relationship between
eyeskip
facial expression
Fall
family
Fanous, Samuel
Fastolf, Cecily
Fastolf, Sir John
Faversham, anchoress of
felix culpa
fellow Christians see evencristen
female blood flows
female body
dangerous
fetishized
Julian’s hermeneutics of
of virgin martyrs
female Imaginary
female martyrs
female mystics
clerical attitudes towards
feminist appraisal of
Julian’s relationship to
sensual imagery in work of
visions of
female voice
femininities
categories of
gentry femininity in late medieval East Anglia
feminism
fetishized female body
fiend see devil(s)
films, Julian represented in
Finch, Jonathan
fire metaphor
first-person plural, Julian’s use of
fish scales, images of
Flaubert, Gustave
Flete, William
Remedies against Tribulation
Flood, Robert
food, ‘soule’ as
forced marriages
forgetting, cloud of
Foucault, Michel
Franciscans
Freitas, Donna
Becoming a Goddess of Inner Poise
Freudian analysis
Fristedt, S.L.
funeral rite
Fuss, Diana
Fynche, Johannes
Gallus, Thomas
Garcia, Jo
gardens
Gascoigne, Margaret
generic pastiche
gentry, identification of
gentry femininity in late medieval East Anglia
Geoffrey, Abbot of St Albans
Gerard, Joan
Gerarde, Philip
Gervase of Tilbury
Otia Imperialia
Gibbons, A.
Gibson, Gail McMurray
Gilchrist, Roberta
Gill, Gillian C.
Gillespie, Vincent
Glasscoe, Marion
Julian of Norwich: A Revelation of Love (ed.)
Sloane manuscripts (ed.)
God as mother
see also Christ as mother
God scorning the fiend’s malice
God the Father
visual images of
in Westminster compilation
God the Son
pre-existence of soul’s substance in
servant as
visual images of
in Westminster compilation
Good Friday
Gordon, Mary
Goscelin of St Bertin
Liber Confortatorius
Greatrex, Joan
Greeson, Hoyt S.
Gregory, Candace
Gregory the Great, Pope
Grenehalgh, James
Grenewode, Joan
Grenewode, Thomas
Gresham Manor
Greyfriars
growth
Guy’s Cliff (Warwick)
gynaecentric imagery
Hackett, M.B.
Hadewijch of Antwerp
Hagan, Susan K.
Hail Mary
Hamburger, Jeffrey F.
Hampole, anchorite of
Hanna, Ralph
Harley, Marta Powell
Harper-Bill, Christopher
Harrowing of Hell
Hart, Columba
Hart, Kevin
Haskell, Ann
Haskins, Susan
Hassall, A.G.
Hassall, W.O.
Hawker, Gillian
hazelnut
compared to Virgin Mary
and enclosure
simplicity of image
and space
and Trinity
in Westminster compilation
as womb
writers’ responses to
Heaney, Seamus
hearing
see also song
heaven
Three Heavens
Hebrews
hegemonic masculinity
hell
Henry VI, King of France
Herbert, George
heresy
heresy trials
herring scales, images of
Hertz, Neil
heteroglossia
heterotopia
Hildegard of Bingen
Hilton, Walter
Bonum est
Qui habitat
Scale of Perfection
Hodgson, Phyllis
‘hoion’
Holloway, Julia Bolton
Hollywood, Amy
Holmstedt, Gustaf
Holy Spirit
Julian’s attempt to trope
as love
visual images of
in Westminster compilation
Þe Holy Boke Gratia Dei
Holy Trinity, feast of
Holy Trinity Church, York
Holy Week, liturgy of
‘homelyhede’, Julian’s use of
homoeoteleuton (eyeskip)
Hooper, Walter
Hopton, Sir John
Hopton, Thomasine
Horstman, Carl
Hoste, A.
Hours of Catherine of Cleves
Hours of the Cross
house imagery
Hughes-Edwards, Mari
Hussey, S.S.
Hutchison, Ann M.
Idel, Moshe
images, religious
imago Dei
imitatio Maria
imitation
immensity
Incarnation
inclusive diction, Julian’s use of
ineffability
Inge, William Ralph
interrelatedness
introspection
Ipswich
Irigaray, Luce
Jacobus de Voragine
Legenda Aurea
James, Elizabeth
James, M.R.
Jansen, Katherine Ludwig
Janzten, Grace M.
Jenkins, Jacqueline
Jerusalem, Christ’s entry into
Jews
Joan of Arc
Joby, Richard
Johannes de Caulibus
Meditationes Vitae Christi
John
John XXII, Pope
John Damascene, St
John of Beverley
John of Bridlington
Johnson, Lynn Staley
Jolas, Maria
Jones, E.A.
Jones, Sarah Rees
Joys of Mary (poem attributed to anchoress of Mansfield)
Julian of Norwich
anchoritic life of
see also anchorhold
birth (1342–3)
choice of name
as counsellor
death (after 1416)
dilatory style of
enclosure as anchoress (1393)
illness suffered by
images of
knowledge of Latin
life before enclosure
Margery Kempe’s meeting with (1413)
medieval witnesses to writings of
models of femininity applied to
modern representations of
modernist style of
place of birth
servants of
spiritual advisor of
understanding of theology
Julian of Norwich: A Revelation of Love (Long Text)
ambiguous positionality reflected in
apocalypticism in
audience for
autobiographical narrative omitted from
‘beholding’ in
comparison between Short Text and
date of composition
dialect used in
fundamentally dilatory style in
guidance for readers of
hermeneutics of the feminine in
images incorporated in
inclusive diction in
Julian represented as everyman in
Julian’s lack of learning described in
and liturgical practices
male spiritual advisor collaborating in?
manuscripts containing fragments see Upholland manuscript; Westminster compilation
manuscripts containing full text see Paris manuscript; Sloane manuscripts
metaphor in
modern representations of
narrative voice in
number of versions of
Passion showings categorized as sub-group in
pastiche in
precise dating of revelations in
primacy of love in
references to Trinity in
space and enclosure in
textual arrangement of
trinitarian hermeneutic in
ventriloquism in
Julian of Norwich: A Vision Showed to a Devout Woman (Short Text)
aligned with orthodox church teaching
ambiguous positionality reflected in
in Amherst manuscript
apocalypticism in
apologia in
audience for
‘certaine person that I loved’ in
comparison between Long Text and
date of composition
dilatory style in
evidence of Julian’s background in
hermeneutics of the feminine in
images incorporated in
inclusive diction in
insecurity expressed in
Julian represented as a woman in
and liturgical practices
modern representations of
narrative voice in
pastiche in
poetic of
as probatio text
quotidian imagery in
references to Trinity in
‘religiouse person’ mentioned in
sermon described in
service in
simplicity of
space and enclosure in
thematic sequencing absent in
ventriloquism in
Kail, J.
Kandiyoti, Deniz
Katz, Steven
Keats, John
Kelly, Stephen
Kempe, Margery
alternative femininity of
The Book of Margery Kempe
Bridget of Sweden known to
death (c. 1440)
devotion to images
as divine councillor
gift of prophecy
illiteracy of
Julian’s writings not mentioned by
meeting with Julian (1413)
as Middle English mystic
modern representations of
offerings to Trinity
rejection of husband
space and enclosure in writings of
Kempster, H.
Kengen, J.H.L.
kenosis
Ker, N.R.
Kessler, Michael
Kienzle, Beverley Mayne
Kind
Kirby, Joan W.
knitting metaphor
knot metaphor
knowledge, earthly and divine
Knowles, John A.
Köpf, Ulrich
Kristeva, Julia
Krug, Rebecca
Langstrother, Robert
Last Supper
Latin, Julian’s knowledge of
Law, Sarah
‘Margery’s Harbour’
Lawes, Richard
Lawton, David
layered time strata
Leclercq, Jean
lectio divina
Leech, Kenneth
Legg, J. Wickham
Leicester
Leon of Walsingham
lesbianism
Levertov, Denise
Lewis, C.S.
Leyser, Henrietta
libraries
life, metaphors of
light metaphor
Lindley, Philip
linear order, Julian’s violation of
literacy
literature of reminiscence
Little, Mary E.
Julian’s Cat
Littlehales, H.
liturgical calendar
liturgical practices
Llewelyn, Robert
Enfolded in Love (ed.)
Lollards
Lomperis, Linda
Long Melford Church, Suffolk
Longcroft, Adam
Lord and Servant parable
dilatory style in
homeliness of
ideas of lordship and service in
Julian’s developing understanding of
liturgy echoed in
verbal punctuation in
visual images incorporated in
lordship, Julian’s preoccupation with
Loud, G.A.
Louth, Andrew
love
and dread
Julian’s distinctive version of
primacy of
Luke
Luke, Helen
Lundon, Thomas
Lunsford, Eleanor
lyric fragments
Maddern, Philippa
Magdalen College
Maissoneuve, Roland
Maitland, Sara
Makowski, Elizabeth
male gaze
male Imaginary
Mansfield Woodhouse (Notts.), anchoress of
manuscript illustrations
Margaret (sister of Nunnaminster)
marginalised masculinities
marital sexuality
Marks, Richard
Marsh, Thomas
Martin, F.X.
Martin, Roger
Mary, Virgin
hazelnut compared to
Julian’s identification with
Julian’s visions of
Margery Kempe’s revelations concerning
mise en abîme involving
primary unity of Christ and
procreativity of
as universal mother-figure
virtue of
visual images of
in Western culture
see also Annunciation; Assumption
Mary Magdalen
masculinity
Mass, liturgy of
masses for the dead
Matter, Ann E.
Matthew
McAvoy, Liz Herbert
McEntire, Sandra J.
McGinn, Bernard
The Presence of God
McInerney, Maud Burnett
McLean, Michael
McSheffrey, Shannon
‘me’, Julian’s use of
Meale, Carol M.
Mechthild of Magdeburg
mediating devices
Meech, Sanford Brown
meekness
mendicant friars
‘menen’
Merton, Thomas
metaphors
Julian’s use of
in mystical texts
in Westminster compilation
Michalove, Sharon D.
Millett, Bella
Milton, Ralph
Julian’s Cell
Minnis, A.J.
mise en abîme
Miskowiec, Jay
Misrahi, C.
Misyn, Richard
modernist style, Julian’s
modesty topos
Moi, Toril
Moleyne, Lord
monastic life for women
More, Thomas
Moreton, C.E.
Morrall, J.B.
Morris, Colin
mortal sin
mother
Freudian configuration of
God/Christ as
Julian’s
primary unity with
threatening body of
moving images
Mowbray, Donald
Mulder-Bakker, Anneke B.
Müller, Miriam
multiple perspectives
Multscher, Hans
Murdoch, Iris
The Black Prince
Nuns and Soldiers
Myrour of Recluses
mysticism
clerical attitudes towards female mystics
diverse strands of
Julian’s relationship to continental mystics
Julian’s relationship to English mystics
Julian’s relationship to female mystics
metaphoric language of
narrative voice
Nativity
negative capability
Nerford, Margery de
New Testament
Newby, Chris
Newman, Barbara
northern dialect
Norwich
culture and images of
groups of ‘sisters’ in
heresy trials in
Julian as respected anchoress of
Julian Centre in
Julian growing up in
Norwich Cathedral
Norwich Central Library
‘nought’, Julian’s use of
novels, Julian represented in
nunneries, medieval East Anglian
nuns
enclosure of
as Julian’s audience
see also Benedictine nuns; Bridgettine nuns; Cambrai nuns; recusant nuns
Nuth, Joan M.
oedipal equation
Ogilvie-Thomson, S.J.
Okulam, Frodo
Old Testament
Oliger, Livarius
Oliva, Marilyn
optical theories, medieval
oral communication
‘orality’ of Julian’s textual construction
Order of St Julian (Wisconsin)
Order of the Mass
ordination of women
Origen
original sin
Ormesby, John de
Ormesby, Robert de
Ormesby, SirWilliam de
Ormesby, William de (grandson of Sir William)
Ormesby Psalter
Otter, Monika
Our Father
Our Lady of Good Hope, Paris
Pächt, Otto
Page, William
paintings
see also pictures
Palm Sunday
Pantaleo, Jack
Mother Julian and the Gentle Vampire
papal indulgences
Paris manuscript
chapter divisions in
language in
phrases and passages differing from Sloane
table of contents in
Upholland compared with
parish priests
Park, Tarjei
Parker, Patricia
Parkin, Charles
Parshley, H.M.
Parsons, John Carmi
Passion
affective Passion meditation
implications of
Julian’s beholding of
Julian’s desire for
Julian’s developing understanding of
liturgy of
as strength
visual images of
Passion Icons
Passion Sunday
pastiche
Paston, Agnes
Paston, Elizabeth
Paston, John III
Paston, Margaret
Paston, William
Paston family
Pater Noster
patriarchal bargain
patronage
Paul St
Paulinus of Aquilea
pebble
Pecock, Reginald
penitential lyrics
Pensax, Margery
Periculoso
‘pertye’, Julian’s use of
Peter, St
Peters, Brad
Petrarch
phallogocentric language
Philippians
Phillips, Kim M.
physical mortification
pictures
see also paintings
pietàs
Pilate
pilgrimage
inward
Plato
Timaeus
plays, Julian represented in
plenitude
Plotinus
Plumpton, John
Plumpton women
poetry
by anchoress of Mansfield
Julian represented in
mystical texts compared to
Porète, Marguerite
Mirouer des Simples Âmes
prayer books
prayer(s)
anchoritic life of
for the dead
informal communities dedicated to
Julian’s texts and
for the lettered and unlettered
preaching
pregnancy, images of
pre-thetic unity
Primers
prioresses
Pritchard, Gillian
‘privetes’ Julian’s use of
privilege in God’s favour
Privity of the Passion, The
procreation
prophecy, medieval
Protestantism
psalms
psalters
Pseudo-Dionysius
pseudo-optimism
puns
purgatory
‘purse’ as image of bowels
quasi-liturgical texts
queerness
quotations, books of
quotidian imagery
Raguin, Virginia Chieffo
raindrops, images of
Raughton, Emma
Rawcliffe, Carol
reading
see also books; libraries
reason
recusant nuns
redemption
Reed, Roger
Reeves, A. Compton
Reformation
relative size
relics
Renevey, Denis
Resurrection
Revelation
Revelation of Love, A see Julian of Norwich: A Revelation of Love (Long Text)
Revelation of Purgatory, A
reverent dread
Reynolds, Anna Maria
Richmond, Colin
Ricoeur, Paul
Riddy, Felicity
Riehle, Wolfgang
rites and purifications
see also funeral rite
Robbins, Rossell Hope
Roberts, Michèle
Robertson, Elizabeth
Roger the hermit
Rolle, Richard
Ego Dormio
Emendatio vitae
Incendium amoris
‘Meditations on the Passion’
Romans
Rosenthal, Joel T.
Ross, Charles
Ross, Maggie
Rous Roll
Rowson, Martin
Rubin, Miri
Rudy, Gordon
Rumi
rumination
Rushforth, G.McN.
Ruusbroec, Jan van
Vanden blinkenden steen
Ruys, Juanita Feros
Rymer, Thomas
sacred heart of Jesus
sacrifice
St Chad’s, female anchorite of
St Faith’s Priory, Horsham
St Giles’ Church, Norwich
St Giles’ Hospital, Norwich
St James’ Church, Shere
St John’s Church, Mickelgate
St Julian’s Church, Conisford
St Margaret’s Church, King’s Lynn
St Martin-le-Grand
St Mary in the Fields, Norwich
St Mary in the Marsh, Norwich
St Mary’s Church, Houghton
St Michael’s Church, St Albans
St Michael’s Coslany, Norwich
St Stephen’s Church, Norwich
salvation
Sandler, Lucy Freeman
Sarah (Julian’s servant)
Sargent, Michael G.
Sarum, Missal
satire
Savage, Anne
Scase, Wendy
Schiller, Gertrud
schools
Schori, Katherine Jefferts
Scott, Kathleen
scourging of Christ
scribes
John Shirley
Julian’s
Margery Kempe’s
Paris manuscript
Sloane manuscripts
Westminster compilation
Scripture
Scrope, Henry Lord
sea floor
self-knowledge
Sells, Michael
sensuality
sermons
servants
anchorites’
Julian’s
service
Julian’s preoccupation with
possibility of Julian being in
Seton, Anya
Katherine
sexual desire
Sewell, Joanna
Sheen Charterhouse
Sheils, W.J.
Sheingorn, Pamela
Sheldrake, Philip
Sheppard, Christian
‘shewing’, as ‘displaying’
Shinners, John R.
Shirley, John
sickroom
as bridge for articulation of Julian’s transition
enclosure of
sight
in Julian’s writings
knowledge acquired through
in mystical texts
in Westminster compilation
see also light metaphor
similes
Simpson, James
sin
English mystics and
female mystics and
Julian’s writings and
modern representations of
Upholland’s omission of
original sin
Westminster compiler’s treatment of
Sinclair, Alexandra
‘sisters’, groups of
size, relative
Sloane manuscripts
chapter divisions in
endnote on Julian’s audience
extended chapter headings in
language in
phrases and passages differing from Paris
table of contents
Smithers, G.V.
Smock, Ann
‘sodenly’, Julian’s use of
song
Song of Songs
soul
divine satisfaction at making
examination by God
eye of
following of Christ
implicit worth honoured in
incorporeality of
joy in God
Julian’s pun on
knowledge of
knowledge of God
Mary’s
mutual enclosure of God and
praying for
reformation in feeling
spatial images concerning
spiritual barrenness of
spiritual progress of
Trinity and
‘soule’, as food
Southfield, William
space
and enclosure in A Revelation
female
rhythmic
Speculum Inclusorum
spirits, discernment of
spiritual advisor, Julian’s
Spiritus
Spurgeon, Caroline
Stabat Mater
stained glass
Staley, Lynn
Stanbury, Sarah
Stapleton, Emma
Stapleton, Sir Miles
stillness
Stonor women
stream-of-consciousness narrative
subordinated masculinity
substance
Sueno, Canon of Huntingdon
Sutherland, Annie
Swanson, John
sweetness
Swynford, Katherine
symbolic omnitemporality
symbolic vision
Syon Abbey
tabernacle
Tachau, Katherine H.
Takamiya, Toshiyuki
Talbot, C.H.
Talking of the Love of God, A
Tanner, Norman P.
taste
see also sweetness
teaching
see also education, provision of
Te igitur
temptation
Theodore of Mopsuestia
theological vernacularity
theology, Julian’s understanding of
thetic
thirst, spiritual
Thomas, St
Thomas à Kempis
Thompson, John J.
Thorne, Brian
Thouless, R.H.
Three Heavens
Throne of Grace Trinity
Tillotson, John
time, manipulation of
tomb imagery
Torti, Anna
torture
touch
see also fire metaphor
Townshend, Agnes
Townshend, Anne
Townshend, Eleanor (neé Lunsford)
Townshend, Elizabeth
Townshend, Roger
Townshend, Thomasine
tribulation
Trinity
in Long Text
in Short Text
visual images of
in Westminster compilation
Trinity Pietà
Trinity Sunday
Truelove, Alison
Tuddenham, Sir Thomas
Tugwell, Simon
Turner, Denys
The Darkness of God
‘two judgements’
Ufford, Isabel
union, language of
Bernard of Clairvaux’s
Cloud author’s
Hilton’s
Julian’s
Rolle’s
unipersonal subjectivism
Upholland manuscript
Upjohn, Sheila
Mind out of Time (play)
urban recluses
US Episcopal Church
ventriloquism
verbal punctuation
Verdesaus (Vertesawce/Vertesaws), Agnes
Vernon manuscript
via negativa
virgin martyrs
Virgin Mary see Mary, Virgin
Virgoe, Roger
Vision Showed to a Devout Woman, A see Julian of Norwich: A Vision Showed to a Devout Woman (Short Text)
visiting the icons
visual techniques, Julian’s
Voaden, Rosalynn
vocational femininity
examples in late medieval East Anglia
Julian as example of
Walker, Pamela J.
Wallace, David
Wallner, Björn
Walsh, James
Walsham, Alexandra
Walter the Recluse
Ward, Benedicta
‘Julian the Solitary’
Wardale, John
Warrack, Grace
Warren, Anne K.
Warren, Nancy Bradley
Watkin, Dom Aelred
Watson, Nicholas
Watt, Diane
Watt, J.A.
Watton, sisters of
weeping
Wenzel, Siegfried
Westminster compilation
Westra, Sr. Dr. D.W.
Wetherby, Thomas
Wheeler, Bonnie
Whitaker, Elaine E.
White, Hugh
White, Sarah
Whitehead, Christiania
Whitford, Margaret
widows, consort model applied to
wilful abiding
William of Ockham
William of Thierry
Williams, Charles
Williams, Rowan
wills
see also bequests
Wilson, Alan
Wilson, Richard
Winchester anchoress
wind
Windeatt, Barry
Withycombe, Elizabeth Gidley
Wodehouse, Alice
Wogan-Browne, Jocelyn
womb imagery
women’s ordination
Wood, Diana
Wood, Ian
Woodhouse family
Woodward, Michael
Woolf, Virginia
To the Lighthouse
Wordsworth, William
world space
worship, Julian’s preoccupation with
wound in Christ’s side
written work produced by anchoresses
Yare valley
Yoshikawa, Naoë Kukita
Zijlstra, Onno
Zimmerman, B.
Zumthor, Paul