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Priestcraft. Anatomising the Anti-Clericalism of Early Modern Europe.
This paper aims to take the measure of the strand of early modern anti-clericalism that was conveyed by the term “priestcraft.” Priestcraft amounted to the claim that priests had illegitimately usurped civil power and...
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Aristotelian Ethics and Luke 15
Ezra Horbury
Apr 21, 2017
The discourse surrounding Luke 15.11-32 — commonly titled ‘the parable of the prodigal son’ — in early modern England is a major site of convergence for Aristotelian and Christian ethics. During the sixteenth and seventeenth...
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Testing the New World
Abstract: The paper presents new research on an assemblage of metallurgical crucibles used in the assay of minerals at colonial Jamestown. The aim of the study is to explore the range of chemical operations carried out at the...
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Strict Restraints: Abstinence's Gender Problems in Measure for Measure
Joseph Makuc
Jan 01, 0001
Shakespeare's Measure for Measure poses questions about sexual coercion and governmental corruption that resonate today. Recent scholarship has examined sexual abstinence in Measure for Measure in terms of its historical...
Published by: Ursinus College