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Chanita R, Goodblatt., and, Kreisel, Howard, eds. Tradition, Heterodoxy and Religious Culture: Judaism and Christianity in the Early Modern Period. Beer-Sheva : Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Press, 2006. 488 pp. illus. $26.55. ISBN: 965-342-926-4. Includes: Achsah Guibbory, “The Church of England, Judaism, and the Jewish Temple in Early Modern England”; Jeanne Shami, “Donne, Anti-Jewish Rhetoric and the English Church in 1621”; Noam Flinker, “Odyssean Return and Literary Theurgy in Shakespeare and Milton”; Albert C. Labriola, “Jewish Christianity in Milton’s Paradise Lost: The Son as Angel of the Lord”; Amnon Raz-Krakozkin, “From Safed to Venice: The Shulhan ‘Arukh and the Censor”; Boaz Huss, “The Text and Context of the 1684 Sulzbach Edition of the Zohar”; Matt Goldish, “Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy in the 1689 London Sermons of Hakham Solomon Aailion”; Michael N. Rony, “Social and Political Ideas in Early Modern Jewish Philosophical Commentaries on the Story of the Tower of Babel”; Cedric Cohen-Skalli, “Authorship in the Age of Early Jewish Print: Isaac Abravanel’s Ma’aynei ha-Yeshu’a and the First Printed Edition in Ferrara 1551”; Abraham Gross, “Solomon Malkhos’ Self-Perception as the Bibical Daniel ”; Lawrence Besserman, “Job in the Reformation Bible: Traditional Religious Belief and Its Critique”; Sanford Budick, “Locating the Early Modern Emergence of the Moral Sublime: Kant’s Engagement with Milton’s Poetry and the Book of Job”; Ann Brener, “A Poem by Joseph Sarfati in Honor of Daniel Bomberg’s Biblia Rabbinica, Venice 1525”; Chanita Goodblatt, “‘High Holy Muse:’ Christian Hebraism and Jewish Exegesis in the Sidneian Psalmes”; Anne Lake Prescott, “Two Annes, Two Davids: The Sonnets of Anne Locke and Anne de Marquets”; Nirit Ben-Aryeh Debby, “Art and Sermons: Mendicants and Muslims in Florence”; Ellen Spolsky, “The Affordances of Images: Religious Imagery and Iconoclasm from a Cognitive Perspective”; Daniel M. Unger, “‘For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God’: Contrition, Confession, and Satisfaction in Baroque Painting”; Aaron Landau, “Jews and Moors at the Crossroads: Female Conversion in Don Quixote and The Merchant of Venice”; Arthur F. Marotti, “What Counts as Early Modern English Catholic Writing?”; William Kolbrener, “Love of God in the Age of the Philosophers: Mary Astell, Occasionalism, and the Metaphysicals”; Golda Akhiezer, “The Karaite Issac ben Abraham of Troki and his Polemics against Rabbanites”; and Daniel J. Lasker, “Jewish Anti-Christian Polemics in the Early Modern Period: Change or Continuity?”Google Scholar

Eric Clifford, Graf. Cervantes and Modernity: Four Essays on Don Quijote. Lewisburg : Bucknell University Press, 2007. 222 pp. index. illus. bibl. $48.50. ISBN: 0-8387-5655-7. Includes: Eric Clifford Graf, “Don Quijote and Islam: When an Arab Laughs in Toledo”; “Don Quijote and Feminism: Cervantes, Apuleius, Zoraida, and Isis”; “Don Quijote and Christianity: The Pomegranate”; and “Don Quijote and Materialism: Martin and the Ghosts of the Papacy.”Google Scholar

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Ariel, Hessayon, and, Keene, Nicholas, ed. Scripture and Scholarship in Early Modern England. Aldershot : Ashgate Publishing Company, 2006. xii + 256 pp. index. illus. $99.95. ISBN: 0-7546-3893-6. Includes: Ariel Hessayon and Nicholas Keene, “Introduction”; Ariel Hessayon, “Og King of Bashon, Enoch and the Books of Enoch: Extra-Canonical Texts and Interpretations of Genesis 6:1–4”; William Poole, “The Genesis Narrative in the Circle of Robert Hooke and Francis Lodwick”; Nicholas Cranfield, “Moral Tales at the Hearth: Jephthah’s Daughter in the Seventeenth Century”; Scott Mandelbrote, “English Scholarship and the Greek Text of the Old Testament, 1620–1720: The Impact of Codex Alexandrinus”; Nicholas Keene, “‘A Two-Edged Sword’: Biblical Criticism and the New Testament Canon in Early Modern England”; Stephen D. Snobelen, “‘To us there is but one God, the Father’: Antitrinitarian Textual Criticism in Seventeenth- and Early Eighteenth-Century England”; Rob Iliffe, “Friendly Criticism: Richard Simon, John Locke, Isaac Newton and the Johannine Comma”; Warren Johnston, “Thomas Beverley and the Late’ Great Revolution ‘: English Apocalyptic Expectation in the Late Seventeenth Century”; Nicholas McDowell, “The Ghost in the Marble: Jeremy Taylor’s Liberty of Prophesying (1647) and Its Readers”; Sarah Hutton, “Iconisms, Enthusiasm and Origen: Henry More Reads the Bible”; Justin Champion, “‘Directions of Profitable Reading of the Holy Scriptures:’ Biblical Criticism, Clerical Learning and Lay Readers, c. 1650–1720”; Alex Barber, “‘I resolved to give an account of most of the persons mentioned in the Bible’: Pierre Bayle and the Prophet David in English Biblical Culture”; and John Morrill, “Afterword: The Word Became Flawed.”Google Scholar

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