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Full-Text Articles in Renaissance Studies
Review Essay: Gillian R. Evans, Alister E. Mcgrath, And Allan D. Galloway, The History Of Christian Theology, Vol. I: The Science Of Theology, Harry Rosenberg
Review Essay: Gillian R. Evans, Alister E. Mcgrath, And Allan D. Galloway, The History Of Christian Theology, Vol. I: The Science Of Theology, Harry Rosenberg
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Gillian R. Evans, Alister E. McGrath, and Allan D. Galloway, The History of Christian Theology, Vol. I: The Science of Theology, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1986.
Review Essay: Wendy Griswold, Renaissance Revivals: City Comedy And Revenge Tragedy In The London Theatre 1576-1980, Charles L. Squier
Review Essay: Wendy Griswold, Renaissance Revivals: City Comedy And Revenge Tragedy In The London Theatre 1576-1980, Charles L. Squier
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Wendy Griswold, Renaissance Rivals: City Comedy and Revenge Tragedy in the London Theatre 1576-1980, University of Chicago Press, 1986.
The Harrowing Of Peter: An Extrabiblical Encounter Between Christ And Peter, Gary D. Schmidt
The Harrowing Of Peter: An Extrabiblical Encounter Between Christ And Peter, Gary D. Schmidt
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Of all the events surrounding the life of Christ, none sees more elaboration and embellishment during the Middle Ages than the Passion. Many of these familiar stories take their place in prayer book miniatures, preacher's manuals, and on the stage. The image on Veronica's veil, the dream of Pilate's wife, the healing of the blind Longinus, the ominous events preceding the harrowing–all show a tendency to surround the simple yet dramatic story of Christ's Passion with corresponding incidents that reflect aspects of the meaning of the Passion and at the same tme aare themselves informed by that Passion.