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Wim, ed, de Groot. The Seventh Window: The Kings Window Donated by Philip II and Mary Tudor to Sint Janskerk in Gouda (1557). Hilversum : Uitgeverij Verloren BV, 2005. index. append. illus. tbls. map. bibl. €50. ISBN: 90-6550-822-8 . Includes: Wim de Groot, “Preface”; Geoffrey Parker, “Prologue: The Window Everyone Overlooked”; Estrella Cavero Saiz, “The Accession of Emperor Charles V’s Son as King of Spain, King of England and Sovereign of the Low Countries, 1549-1559”; Fernando Brugman, and Dina Aristodemo, “The Joyeuses Entres é of 1549: The Staging of Royal Power and Civic Prestige”; Glyn Redworth, “’Matters impertinent to women’: Male and Female Monarchy under Philip and Mary”; Koen Goudriaan, “City and Sovereign: The Pragmatic Relations between Gouda and its Monarchs Charles V and Philip II, 1549-1559”; Corrie Ridderikhoff and Lucy Schlüter, “Humanists, ’Batavian Ears,’ and Philip II as a Christian Soldier in Gouda”; Biance van den Berg, “Turbulent Times for Sint Janskerk in Gouda: The Story of the Building Campaign and the Reconstruction after the Great Fire of 1552”; Marinus Gout, “The Symbolic Context of Sint Janskerk in Gouda, in the Light of the Architectural Development of the French Cathedral”; Marloes Biermans, “Music and Liturgy in Sint Janskerk in Gouda”; Jan Van Damme, “The Donation of the Seventh Window: A Burgundian-Habsburg Tradition and the Role of Viglius van Aytta”; Wim de Groot, “Viglius van Aytta and the Iconography of the Seventh Window, and his Protective Influence during the Iconoclasm of 1566 in Gouda”; “Habsburg Patronage and the Particular Situation of the Emperor’s and King’s Windows during the Dutch Revolt”; Juan Rafael de la Caudra “King Philip of Spain as Solomon the Second: The Origins of Solomonism of the Blanco, Escorial in the Netherlands”; Klaas A. D. Smelik, “The Portrayal of King Solomon in the Hebrew Bible”; Rebecca Zorach, “’Blood upon the earth: Sacrifice and Ritual in the King’s Window of Gouda”; Kees van der Ploeg, “Iconographical Aspects of the Last Supper in the Middle Ages”; Andrea C. Gasten, “The Kingship of Philip and Mary: Some Remarks on Presentation and Heraldry and the Special Circumstances Surrounding the King’s Window of Gouda”; Peter Fuhring, “Ornament in the King’s Window of Gouda”; Wim de Groot, “The King’s Window of Gouda: A Prestigious Commission?”; Joost M. A. Caen, “Glass Painting Techniques in the Netherlands in the Sixteenth Century”; and Henny van Dolder-de Wit, “Through Storm and Shine: The Conservation History of the Seventh Window.”Google Scholar

Georgiana, Donavin , eds Speculum Sermonis: Interdiscplinary Reflections on the Medieval Sermon. Turnhout : Brepols Publishers, 2004. xxvi + 416 pp. index. illus. tbls. bibl. €80. ISBN: 2-503-51339-5 . Includes: Georgiana Donavin, “Introduction”; Leo Carruthers, “The Word Made Flesh: Preaching and Community from the Apostolic to the Late Middle Ages”; John Kitchen, “’Going to the Gate of Life’: The Carthage Ampitheatre and Augustine’s Sermons on Saints Perpetua and Felicitas”; Catherine Brown Tkacz, “Susanna Victrix, Christus Victor: Lenten Sermons, Typology, and the Lectionary”; Jeffrey Burton Russell, “Time and Again: A Response to Leo Carruthers, John Kitchen, and Catherine Brown Tkacz”; Stephen Morris, “’Let Us Love One Another: Liturgy, Morality, and Political Theory in Chrysostom’s Sermons on Rom. 12-13 and II Thess. 2”; Wim Verbaal, “Preaching the Dead from Their Graves: Bernard of Clairvauxs Lament on His Brother Gerard”; Eve Salisbury, “’Spare the Rod and Spoil the Child’: Proverbial Speech Acts, Boy Bishop Sermons, and Pedagogical Violence”; Emily Michelson, “Bernardino of Siena Visualizes the Name of God”; Peter Howard, “Sermons Reflecting Upon Their World(s): A Response to Stephen Morris, Wim Verbaal, Eve Salisbury, and Emily Michelson”; David Strong, “Illumination of the Intellect: Franciscan Sermons and Piers Plowman”; Lynn T. Ramey, “Unauthorized Preaching: The Sermon in Jean Bodel’s Jeu de Saint Nicolas”; Peter V. Loewen, “The Conversion of Mary Magdalene and the Musical Legacy of Franciscan Piety in the Early German Passion Plays”; Elizabeth Schirmer, “Interdisciplinary Craft: A Response to Peter Loewen, Lynn T. Ramey, and David Strong”; Ingunn Lunde, “Speech-Reporting Strategies in ’Dramatic Preaching’: With Examples from East Slavic Festal Sermons”; Thom Mertens, “Relic or Strategy: The Middle Dutch Sermon as a Literary Phenomenon”; Holly Johnson, “Fashioning Devotion: The Art of Good Friday Preaching in Chaucerian England”; Martine De Reu, “A Statistical Treatment of Sin and Holiness in Sermons from the Early Middle Ages (500-1100)”; Simon Forde, “Multilingualism in Medieval Sermons: A Response to Thom Mertens, Martine De Reu, Ingunn Lunde, and Holly Johnson”; and Georgiana Donavin, “Bibliography.”Google Scholar

Theresa M., ed, Earenfight. Queenship and Political Power in Medieval and Early Modern Spain. Women and Gender in the Early Modern World. Aldershot and Burlington, VT : Ashgate Publishing Company, 2005. xxx + 210 pp. index. illus. bibl. $89.95. ISBN: 0-7546-5074-X . Includes: Elizabeth Haluska-Rausch, “Unwilling Partners: Conflict and Ambition in the Marriage of Peter II of Aragon and Marie de Montpellier”; Joseph F. O’Callaghan, “The Many Roles of the Medieval Queen: Some Examples from Castile”; Theresa Earenfight, “Absent Kings: Queens as Political Partners in the Medieval Crown of Aragon”; Mark Meyerson, “Defending Their Jewish Subjects: Elionor of Sicily, Maria de Luna, and the Jews of Morvedre”; Núria Silleras-Fernández, “Spirit and Force: Politics Public and Private in the Reign of Maria de Luna (1396-1406)”; Ana Echevarria-Arsuaga, “The Queen and the Master: Catalina of Lancaster and the Military Orders”; Marta VanLandingham, “Royal Portraits: Representations of Queenship in the Thirteenth-Century Catalan Chronicles”; Peggy Liss, “Isabel of Castile (1451-1504), Her Self-Representation and Its Context”; Jorge Sebastián Lozano, “Choices and Consequences: The Construction of Isabel de Portugals Image”; and Eleanor Goodman, “Conspicuous in Her Absence: Mariana of Austria, Juan José of Austria, and the Representation of Her Power.”Google Scholar

T. F., Earle , eds. Black Africans in Renaissance Europe. Cambridge and New York : Cambridge University Press, 2005. xvii + 418 pp. index. illus. bibl. $110. ISBN: 0-521-81582-7 . Includes: Kate Lowe, “Introduction: The Black African Presence in Renaissance Europe”; “The Stereotyping of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe”; Jean Michel Massing, “The Image of Africa and the Iconography of Lip-Plated Africans in Pierre Desceliers’ World Map of 1550”; Jeremy Lawrence, “Black Africans in Renaissance Spanish Literature”; Anu Korhonen, “Washing the Ethopian White: Conceptualising Black Skin in Renaissance England”; Jorge Fonseca, “Black Africans in Portugal during Cleynaerts’s Visits (1533 -1538)”; Paul H. D. Kaplan, “Isabella d’Este and Black African Women”; Annemarie Jordan, “Images of Empire: Slaves in the Lisbon Household and Court of Catherine of Austria”; Lorenz Seelig, “Christoph Jammitzer’s ’Moor Head’: A Late Renaissance Drinking Vessel”; Sergio Tognetti, “The Trade in Black African Slaves in Fifteenth-Century Florence”; Debra Blumenthal, “’La Casa dels Negres’: Black African Solidarity in Late Medieval Valencia”; Aurelai Martn Casares, í “Free and Freed Black Africans in Granada in the Time of the Spanish Renaissance”; Didier Lahon, “Black African Slaves and Freedmen in Portugal during the Renaissance: Creating a New Pattern of Reality”; Nelson H. Minich, “The Catholic Church and the Pastoral Care of Black Africans in Renaissance Italy”; John K. Brackett, “Race and Rulership: Allessandro de’ Medici, First Medici Duke of Florence, 1529-1537”; Baltasar Fra-Molinero, “Juan Latino and His Racial Difference”; and T. F. Earle, “Black Africans versus Jews: Religious and Racial Tension in a Portuguese Saints Play.”Google Scholar

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Gary R., ed. and trans, Grund. Humanist Comedies. The I Tatti Renaissance Library 19. Cambridge, MA, and London : Harvard University Press, 2005. xxx + 460 pp. index. bibl. $29.95. ISBN: 0-674-01744-7 . Includes: Gary Grund, “Introduction”; Pier Paolo Vergerio, “The Play of Philodoxus”; Leon Battista Alberti, “Philogenia and Epiphebus”; Enea Silvio Piccolomini, “Chrysis”; and Tommaso Mezzo, “The Epirote.”Google Scholar

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David P., LaGuardia. Narrative Worlds: Essays on the Nouvelle in 15th and 16th Century France. Tempe : Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2005. 196 pp. index. tbls. bibl. $35. ISBN: 0-86698-328-7 . Includes: Gary Ferguson and David LaGuardia, “Introduction”; Emily Thompson, “’Une merveilleuse espèce d’ animal’: Fable and Verisimilitude in Bonaventure des Périers’s Nouvelles ré cr éations et joyeux devis”; Tom Conley, “Des Périers on Speed”; Richard L. Regosin, “Monkey Business: Imitation and the Status of the Text in Du Fail’s Propos rustiques”; Floyd Gray, “Jeanne Flore and Erotic Desire: Feminism or Male Fantasy?”; Gary Ferguson, “History or Her Story? (Homo)sociality/sexuality in Marguerite de Navarre’s Heptaméron 12”; John O’Brien, “Fictions of the Eyewitness”; David LaGuardia, “Exemplarity as Misogyny: Variations on the Tale of the One-Eyed Cuckold”; and Deborah N. Losse, “Jacques Yver’s Le Printemps d’Yver and Trans-Gender Phantasmagoria.”Google Scholar

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Shakespeare Studies Vol. 41 (2003). Tokyo : The Shakespeare Society of Japan, 2005. 43 pp. n.p. ISBN: n.a . Includes: John Lee. “Kiplings Shakespearean’ Traffics and Discoveries”; and Junji Kobayashi, “Gorboduc and the Inner Temple Revels of Christmas.”Google Scholar

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