Index
abject, the
110
,
114
,
116 –118 123
,
215 –218 220
,
222
,
226 –227 252 –255
Abraham
106 –107 121
,
217
academics
2
,
242
Acts
63
,
106n5
,
183
Adam
63
,
70 –74 78
,
82
,
153
,
173
,
211
Albina
37
,
139
allegory
59
,
70
,
186
alphabet
7
,
129 –131 141 –143
altar
109 –110 117
Alypius
190
ambiguity
55
,
91
,
117 –118 169
,
175 –176 179 –180 198
,
232
of Hebrew specifically
126
,
138
,
142 –144 253
of the Incarnation
28
,
198 –200
Ambrose of Milan
2
,
15
,
67
,
109 –111 113
,
116 –117 206
,
216
,
252
Ambrosiaster
36
,
58
,
69
,
140
,
186
,
225 –226
amphorae
7
angels
129
animals
1
,
96
,
141
,
169
,
171
,
177 214
,
218 –220 246
anthropology
221
,
242
Antioch
19 –20 24
,
28
,
147
,
184
,
187
,
190
,
254
Antiochene exegesis
59
Apocalypse of John
74 –75 222
,
230
Apollinaris
20
,
134
apostles, the
6
,
28
,
47 –48 50
,
53
,
99
,
115 –116 135
,
137
,
145
,
182 –183 185
,
187
,
190
,
192
,
194 196
,
254
apperception
102
,
104
,
155
Aquila
139
Aquileia
19 –20 181
Arianism
19
aristocracy
23
,
42
,
205
,
210
,
213
,
242
Aristotle
66
,
75
,
163n83
asceticism
15
,
20 –23 29
,
39
,
44
,
106
,
114
,
150
,
162
,
168
,
171 –172 176 203
,
210
,
220
,
245
,
255 –256
Asella
161 –162
Asella family of manuscripts of the Life of Hilarion
164
Atarbius
26
,
29
,
249
auctores (see also ueteres)
8 –9 14
,
40 –42 45
,
48 –50 52 –55 92 –93 99 –100 103
,
250
Augustine
11
,
24
,
28
,
35
,
69
,
75
,
169
,
184 –185 190
,
198
,
200 202
,
216
,
236
,
254
author
8 –9 11
,
14
,
29
,
41
,
43 –44 51
,
54
,
57 –58 67
,
97
,
99 –100 130
,
138 –139 141
,
147
,
160 –161 165 –167 171
,
173
,
179
,
185
,
192
,
198
,
201 238 246
,
254
authority
22 –23 32
,
34
,
44
,
48 –50 54
,
59
,
68
,
97 –99 106
,
135
,
137
,
145
,
161 –162 171
,
183
,
192
,
204
,
230 –231 251
Aventine
22
,
24
Babel
63
,
124
,
137
,
145
baptism
4
,
19
,
109 –111 113
,
116
,
172 –173 206
,
215 –216 226 –227 255
Bar Kokhba rebellion
128
Basilides
47 –50
bathos
109
Bethlehem
14
,
24 –25 29
,
33 –35 57 106
,
134
,
148
,
150
,
157
,
162
,
181
,
184 190
,
192
,
249
Bible
6 –7 20 27
,
31 –33 39
,
45 –48 55
,
59
,
63
,
67
,
73 –78 83
,
87
,
91
,
95 –96 106
,
124 –126 128 –131 133
,
136
,
142
,
144
,
148
,
169
,
185 –186 196 –197 201 –202 204
,
206
,
209
,
227
,
230 –231 256
biblical past, the
150
,
167
,
171 –173 177 –178 190
bishop
19 –22 30 –31 33
,
102
,
109 124
,
147
,
149n9
,
158
,
210
,
240
,
250
Blesilla
23
,
52
,
203 –205
body
2
,
13 –18 27 –28 39
,
45
,
51 –52 54
,
60
,
74
,
86 –87 89
,
91
,
94
,
102 –104 114 –116 121
,
143
,
145 –146 160
,
174 –176 194
,
200 –202 212
,
218 –219 222
,
224
,
226 –227 231
breath
141 143
brevity
53
Brown, P. R. L.
15
,
176
Budapest Anonymous, the
36
,
58
,
69
Budzin, Allan
209
Burrus, Virigina
50n124
,
110
,
111n51
Caesarea
25
Cain, Andrew
22
Calvary
153
camel
169
,
171
,
177
Cana
219 –220 255
canon
6
,
27
,
38
,
44 –47 49 –50 59
,
74
,
125
,
253
canonicity
20
,
46 –47 125
Hebrew provenance as key criterion of
129 –132
catacombs
4
,
17n 104
catechumen
109
,
172
,
252
Catholicism
2 –3
Chaldea
107
chiliasm
72
Chin, Catherine M.
10
,
41
,
136
,
144
,
185
Christology
15
,
74
,
89
,
108 –109 121
,
123
,
183
,
190 –196 218
church, the
50
,
63
,
75
,
80
,
86
,
91
,
93 –94 101
,
117 –118 145
,
149
,
178
,
182 –183 185
,
206
,
217
,
222
,
235 –236
Internal diversity of,
91 104
,
106
,
191
,
207 –211 215
,
222 –227 251
,
255
Cicero
40
,
64
,
66
,
98 –77 110
,
143
,
159
,
210
,
212
circumcision
114
,
218 –220 235 –237 241
,
244
Clark, Elizabeth A.
205
,
226
classroom
9
,
19
,
41
,
43
,
54 –55 130
,
135
,
145
,
254
clergy
23
,
157
cognition
110
,
168
,
178
,
207
,
212
,
214
commentary
1
,
27
,
40
,
54
,
88
,
94
,
132
,
138
,
190
,
212
,
250
,
254
communion
109
community
3 –4 32 –33 44 –45 86
,
109
,
125
,
137
,
158
,
194
,
197
,
229 –230 242
,
250
conscience
101
,
118
,
123
,
148
,
190
,
251
Constantine
60 68
Constantinople
19
contingent order
37 –38 45
,
51 –52 54
,
56
,
68 –69 84
,
98 –48 108
,
110
,
116
,
174 227
,
235
,
251 –252
concreteness of the holy within the
2
,
178
,
184
and pro-Nicene theology
91 –92 111
,
217
,
231
,
251
conversion
169
,
171 –172 175
,
193 –194 200 –204 209
Corinth
86
cosmology
27
,
61
dualist cosmologies
48 –49 55
cosmos
111
,
143
,
146
,
211
,
220
,
227
as legible
127
,
130
,
136 –137 146
and literary production
104
,
108
,
145
,
215
court
19
,
30
,
32
,
188
,
213
Cramer, Peter
109n22
creation (see also: contingent order)
13 –17 39
,
54 –55 63
,
80
,
92 –94 102
,
104
,
111
,
116
,
125
,
129
,
209 –212 214 –215 217 –218 222
,
231
,
237
,
249
,
255
cross
60
,
63
,
89
,
118 –119 152
,
158
Cyprian
239 –241
Cyprus
24
,
159
,
175
Dalmatia
159
,
174
,
244
Damasus, bishop of Rome
19 –23 30 –31 35
,
124
,
132 –133 137
,
139 –141 145
,
186
Dardanus of Gaul
229 –231 233
,
242
decadence
242
decor (see: elegance)
deductive reasoning
66
,
82
,
84
demon
154
,
169
,
171
desert
20
,
147
,
165
,
247
Desiderius
106
Desilvey, Caitlin
231 –232
Devil, the
207
,
249
Dexter, recipient of De Viris Illustribus (On Famous Men)
212
Didymus of Alexandria (“the Blind”)
24
,
57
,
134 –135 149
,
157
difference
109
,
118
,
122 –123 127 –128 137
,
218
,
252 –253
diverse reward (see also: church, the)
58
,
93
,
104
,
108
,
226
Domnio
57
Donatus, Aelius
19
,
40
,
80
,
132
,
141 –143 146 198
,
249
Donatus, Tiberius Claudius
198
dualism
48 –49 55
,
72 –73
Duval, Yves-Marie
209
,
233
Easter
19
,
83
earth
61
,
114
,
116
,
230
,
247
ecclesiology (see: church, the)
economy (divine)
54
,
72 –73 79
,
91 102 108
,
126
,
136 –137 159
,
178 –179 188 –190 192
,
195
,
200 –201 230 –231 233
,
235
,
238 –240 246
,
249
Edensor, Tim
231 –232
education
2 –3 7 –10 41 –42 55 66
,
87
,
130
,
213
,
215
,
220
,
242 251
,
255
of Jerome
19
,
132
,
149
,
256
Egeria
151 –153
Egypt
24
,
147
,
159
,
229
elegance
53
eloquence
31
,
232
emotion
62
,
102
,
154
Epiphanius of Salamis
20
,
25 –26 98
,
147
,
159
,
161 –164 171
,
178
Erasmus
5
,
246
eschatology
60 –61 79
,
86
,
128
,
208
ethics
5
,
31 –33 46
,
120 –123 137
,
147 –149 155 –156 167
,
177
,
183 –185 197
,
211 –212 215
,
231
defined
15 –18 249 –250
as taught in grammatical education
7 –9 130
,
135
and the commentary form
35
,
95
as mimetic
8
,
87
,
91
,
99 –100 183
etymology
69
,
107
,
136
,
144
Europe
2 –5
Eustochium (patron of Jerome)
34
,
46
,
49
,
139
,
150 –151
Evagrius of Antioch
19 –20 147
evil
37
,
169
exorcism
154
faction
49 –50
familiarity
31 –33 109
fasting
165
,
207
,
214
Filastrius of Brescia
212
first fruits
222 –226 255
flesh
16
,
72 –77 91 –92 114
,
187 –190 198 –200 218 –220
food
207
,
214
,
220 –222
forgery
2 –3
Foucault, Michel
12
fragmentation
104
,
232
and commentary
12
,
41
and hebraica ueritas
136
friendship
1
,
31 –32 43
,
54
Fürst, Alfons
189
,
235
future, the
106 –107 121
,
218 232
,
235 –238 246
,
249
Gaul
14
,
229
,
242
gentiles
114 –117 187 233
Gnosticism
47 –50
Goths
181
,
244
grace
47
,
51
,
224
graffiti
7
grammar
41
,
55
,
130
,
134 –137 243
grammarian
8
,
42
,
130
,
138
,
145
,
243
Greek
27
,
34
,
63
,
95
,
126 –127 129
Gregory of Nazianzus
79
Harvey, Susan Ashbrook
13
,
68
Harrison, Carol
110
hebraica ueritas
24
,
132
Hebrew
20
,
39
,
115 –117 124 –145 157 –158 253
Christian ascetic as
107 –108 178
as used in apostolic literary production
38
,
98
,
135
,
186
distinction between speaking and writing
141 –144
in Jerome’s relationship with Marcella (Ep. 32) and Damasus (Epp. 35 and 36)
138 –142
Hebrew’s character: “ambiguity”
137 –138
Hebrew’s character: “hissing” and “gasping”
142 –143
Hebrew Bible
128 –133 186
Helvidius
207
,
224
heresy
52
,
157
,
240
,
251
heretics
14
,
47 –50 157
,
188
,
210
,
246
Hilary of Poitiers
124
Hippo Regius
190
historiography
68
,
242
holiness
28
,
160 –161 164 –167 173 –177
holy places, the
149 –150 173
,
254
Homer
8
,
129
homily
39
,
233
baptismal
109 –113
humanism
2
,
11 –12
human nature
58
,
75 93
,
95 –96 104
,
210 –212
Hunt, E. D.
153
ideology
11 –12
idolatry
194
inferential reasoning
64 –66 82 –83 173 178
intertextuality
137
,
172
intellect
10
,
69
,
84
intimacy
31 –33 43
,
193
imitation (see also: mimesis)
70
,
88
,
103 –104 162
,
189
,
198
,
246
,
251
of Christ
60
,
86 –88 92
,
157
,
167
,
171
,
178
,
181 –184 190
,
200
,
211
,
215
,
218
and education
9
,
92 –93 130
,
215
,
220
and the church
91 –94
and literary production
94
,
171
of Jerome
245
Irenaeus of Lyon
58
,
72 –77 80
Isaac
63
Isaiah
86 –88 104
,
233
Israel
233 –234 238
Israelites
217
Italy
4 –5 14
,
34
,
110
,
181
,
194
,
205
Jacobs, Andrew
111 –112 114
,
218
,
254
Jay, Pierre
71
Jericho
155
Jeremiah
25 86
,
144
Jews
14
,
111 –112 114 –117 125 –126 128 –129 133
,
187
,
229 –230 233
,
241
,
252
Job
37
Jonah
233
,
237
John the Baptist
165 –167 169 –171 178
John of Jerusalem
25
,
98
,
224
Jovinian
2 –3 28
,
88 196
,
203 –227 255
Judaism
42
,
107
,
128
,
238
judaising
42
,
133
,
157
,
254
kerygma
51
Kingston, W.H.G.
2 –3 5
knowledge
1 –6 12 –13 16 –18 38
,
63
,
85
,
95 –98 118
,
123
,
127
,
129
,
138
,
154
,
165
,
243
Decolonisation of
4
Christians formed by shared knowledge
101 –102 251
hebraica ueritas and knowledge
133 –137
Kristeva, Julia
106
,
110 –112 218
labour
11 –14 221
commentary as labour
97 –98 100
,
144
Christians as literary products of labour
227
Hebrew grammar as labour
134 –135 139
,
146
language
1
,
5
,
63
,
75
,
110
,
124 –126 137
,
145 –146 188
,
196
,
232 –235 243 249 253
as the site of encounter with God
17
,
53
,
96
,
111
,
117
,
231
,
252
language as ethical
6
,
26
,
31 –33 54 –56 92
,
99 –101 122
,
126
,
135
,
145 –146 177
,
183 –185 193 –194 198
,
246
,
249
late antiquity
5 –6 242
Latin
41
,
63
,
98 –99 110
,
115 –117 188 –189 198
and Hebrew
126
,
130
,
132 –133 136 –137 139
,
143 –146
and Rome
57
,
243 –246
law
74
,
87
,
102
,
116
,
187
,
210
,
213 –215 218 –220 235
Lazarus
152
,
203 –204
Lent
207
Letter of Aristeas
131
Leviathan
106
lie (see also: pretence, simulatio)
2 –3 187 –188 191
,
194 198
,
254
lion
245
literacy
7 –8
literary criticism
11 –12 32
literary production
33 –34 88
,
94 104 125
,
184
,
192
,
212
,
230
,
233
,
238
,
241
,
244
,
246
,
249
ethics of
27
,
34
,
50
,
99 –101 135
,
137 178
,
183 –184 196 –197 231
,
251 –254
defined
11 –17
relations of
35
,
94
,
96
,
98 –100 108
,
122
,
127
,
201
,
205 –206 249
Christians and Christianity generated by
193
,
201
,
203
,
205
,
226 –227
literature
11 –14 245
liturgy
14
,
110
Manichaean liturgy
194
logos (
see:
see sermo; uerbum; Word)
Lucinus
106
Luther
5
Macherey, Pierre
11 –14
Manichaeism
38
,
42
,
47
,
52
,
193 –194
Mara, Maria Grazia
38 –39
Marcella
34
,
37
,
57
,
139 –140 150 –152 203
Marcion
42
,
47 –50 53
,
73
,
250
Marcionite
38
,
42
,
188
marriage
88
,
206 –207 210 –211 213 –214 216
,
219 –220 222 –224 255
Marrou, H.-I.
242 –243
Mary
240
postpartum virginity of
71
materiality
1 5
,
27
,
45
,
51 68
,
82 –83 111 –114 134
,
144
,
158 –159 165 –167 171
,
175 –178 202 –203 231
,
249 –250 253
of biblical history
148 –149 151 –156
“material turn” in fourth century Christianity
11 –18 68
,
77
,
83
,
148
,
217
,
220
Matthew (gospel)
40
,
158 172
Mazzarino, Santo
242
memory
32
,
64 –66 70
,
155 –156 170
,
230 –232 238
,
241
,
246
Mesopotamia
107
Milan
109
,
206
,
209 –210
mimesis
9
,
16
,
71
,
77 –80 86 –88 92 –94 98
,
100 –101 104
,
115
,
130
,
156
,
194
,
198 –200 215
,
231 251
misunderstanding
68
,
157
,
174
,
178
,
232
Mitchell, Margaret
6
,
60
money
23
,
63
,
80
,
251
mouth
14
,
27
,
115
,
120
,
143
of Damasus
31
,
250
mystery
6
,
63
,
91
,
151
,
189
,
197
nature
210 –212 214 –218 227
,
255
Nazareth
152
Nineveh
233
oath
30
,
249
oration
62
,
64
orator
62
,
64 –65 70
,
110
,
213
Origen
16 –17 20
,
26
,
73
,
113
,
116
,
129 –131 157
,
181
,
184
,
188 –190 192
,
195 218
,
233
,
241
,
249
Jerome’s debt to
34 –36 46
,
53
,
58
,
62
,
67
,
95
,
97
Origenist controversy
24
,
58
,
185
,
205
,
218
orthodoxy
6 –8 42
,
50
,
102
,
218
,
221
,
230
,
249 –250
pain
37
Pammachius
98 –99
past, the
60
,
68
,
99
,
107 232
,
238
one’s obligations to
9
,
45
,
183
Pastoral Epistles, the
49
,
209
patrimony
8 –9 251
patronage
22
,
35
,
43
,
139
,
160
,
205
,
226
Paul (ascetic, subject of Jerome’s Life of Paul)
147
,
159 –160
Paula (patron of Jerome)
23 –24 30
,
34
,
147
,
150 –151 155 –156 170
Paulinus of Antioch
20
,
147
Paulinus of Nola
24
,
106
pedagogy
9 –10 41
,
192
and patronage
43
and the divine economy
188 –190 192 195
,
200
Pelagius
36
,
69
Pelagians
25
,
47
peregrinus
107
Peter (apostle)
36
,
182 –184 187 –190 218
Pharisees
157
,
160 –161 166
,
169
,
178
Philemon, Letter to
36
,
50 –53
Philo
131
philosophy
66
,
70
,
214
phoneme
141
phylacteries
158
pilgrimage
151
,
168
Egeria’s
152
Paula and
155 –156
polemic
1
,
47
,
157 –158 212
,
229
Pollmann, Karla
78
,
82
Porphyry
214
Portus
30
,
33
poverty
106
Plato
11
,
188
and mimēsis
9
,
87
plants
86
Plotinus
87
Plutarch
9
predestination
62
pretence (see also: lie; simulatio)
187 –190
relationship between pretence and lying
198
progymnasmata
19
pro-Nicene theology
91
,
116
,
217 –220 231
,
251
prophets
24
,
38
,
48
,
53
,
74
,
115 –116 171
silence of
234
propriety
17
,
31 –32 53
,
120
,
123
,
235
and conscientia
102 –103
impropriety of the Incarnation
74
in literary production
99 –101 135 145
,
182 –184 230 –231 249 –251
Proverbs 8:22
91
,
108 –109 122
,
251
psalm
24
Psalm 4
193 –194
Psalm 50/51
92 –93
Quintilian
64
,
70
,
74 –75 79
,
143
Qumran
128
Ravenna
247
baptistery
172
reading
1
,
3
,
5 –11 18
,
68
,
95
,
118
,
126
,
130
,
201
,
203
,
210
,
253
and the Incarnation
16
,
59
,
121
,
195 –196 204
,
254
as communal
14
,
32 –33 44 –45 47
,
50
,
53
,
55
,
100
,
141
,
194
,
197
,
230 –232 249
as embodied
15
,
120
,
143
,
193
as ethical
33
,
40
,
55
,
79
,
100
,
120
,
148
,
165 –167 193 –194 197
,
200
,
235
,
252
as theologically significant
14
,
58
,
69 96
,
100
,
113 –114 117
,
147
,
178
,
200
,
227
,
232 –233 236
,
249
,
251
reason (see also: deductive reasoning; inferential reasoning)
95 –96 108
,
115
,
117 –118 141
,
210 –214 232 235
recapitulation
67 –79 251
reception
161
of Jerome
2
,
5
,
245 –246
of Origen
58
,
137
,
181
of Paul
59 –60
Red Sea
217
Reformation
2
relationality
12
,
113 –114
and creaturehood
96
and literary production
122
,
138 –139 198 249
and knowledge
102
religion
2
,
10 –11
Renaissance, the
2
responsibility
28
,
99 –100 109
,
201
,
220 235
,
246
owed to patrons
30
,
140
,
251
as manifested through literary production
34
,
41
,
55
,
120
,
122
,
138 –139 147
,
166
,
170
,
201
,
204
,
231
,
250 –251
resurrection
60 –61 79 89
,
229
Reticius of Autun
40
revelation
37 –38 49 –50 75
,
192
mediation of
16
,
82
,
84
,
125
,
154
,
165
rhetoric
8
,
19
,
63 –66 69 –70 72 –75 84
,
110
,
155
,
163
,
184
,
194
Ricoeur, Paul
82
,
147
Rufinus of Aquileia
24
,
26
,
30
,
46
,
135
,
137
,
181 –185
ruin
4
,
230 –232 235 –237 244
,
247
sacrament
109 –110 209
,
255
Sallust
159
,
164 –166 170
,
178
salvation
54
,
60
,
69
,
72 –80 82 –149 156
,
178 –180 187 231
,
237
and the human body
39 51
realised through the actions of ascetics
224 –227 255
Samson
63
,
80
scripture (see: Bible)
sea (see also: Red Sea)
30
,
106
,
174
self, the
14 –15 18 –19 39
,
173
,
202
,
207
made in language use
17
,
33
,
193
and apperception
102
,
155
,
177
Seneca
36
,
100
Septuagint
24
,
99
,
131
,
133
,
135 144
sermo (see also: Word, the)
16
,
31 53 96
,
113
,
115 –117 234 –235
Servius (grammarian)
40
,
198
,
200
sex
209 –210 213 218
,
220
sight
109 –110 117
,
166 –167 175
,
193
sign
122
,
194 –195 235
sign systems
7
the world as web of signs
127
,
130
,
134
,
137
,
145
signification
118 123
,
148
,
232
,
234 –235
silence
232 –237 247
sin
51
,
110
,
187
,
193
,
223
Sinon
198 –200 254
Siricius of Rome
2
,
23
,
30
,
209 –210
slave
26
,
54
,
223
,
225
slavery
226
Sodom
106
space
51
,
118 –119 234
,
236 –238
Rome as space
145
,
243
and literary production
238 243
speech
31 –32 54
,
56
,
75
,
95 –96 100
,
102
,
116
,
125
,
130 –132 139 –144 175
,
182
,
193
,
200
defined
141
as bodily action
14
,
18
loss or absence of
214
,
233 –235 237
Spirit, the Holy
48
,
51
,
190
and the church
209
,
211
,
255
and literary production
75
Stefaniw, Blossom
90n37
,
197n 86
St. Lucia
4 –5
stoicism
102
,
141
Stridon
19 244
Suetonius
238 –239 243
suffering
37
synecdochē
78 –82 251
Tatian
240 –241
teacher (see also: grammarian)
43 138
,
162
,
184
,
213
,
245
temple
114 –118 224
,
233 –234
Terence
40
,
99
Tertullian
46
,
53
,
73 –74 172
,
216
,
239 –241
Thagaste
190
Theopolis
229
,
242
time (see also: past, the; future, the)
8
,
60
,
84
,
153
,
159
,
229
,
231 –232 235 –237 247
fullness of time
62
,
72
,
79
Titus
36
,
38
,
46 –50 91
tongue
140
,
249 –250
Torah
129
torture
26
,
30
,
54
touch
110 –111
Toulouse
25
trade
7
transcription
136
,
144
translation
1
,
22
,
24
,
62
,
69 –70 132 –134 144
,
146
,
186
,
235
as a mode of literary production
100
,
122
,
184 –185
and angels
129
Jerome’s defence of his translations
98 –101 137 –138
of Origen
46 –47 52 –53 190
,
232 –233
tribunals (see also: courts)
19
,
213
Trier
19
Trinity
20
,
79
trust
32
,
204
Tyconius
58
,
74 –80
typology
59 –60 64
,
65
,
68
,
80
uox (see also: voice)
141 –142 144
,
146
,
230
,
233
uerbum (see also: Word, the)
101
,
122
,
138
,
251
Valentinian
19
Vergil
8
,
40
,
198
Vessey, Mark
245 –246
voice
31
,
48
,
115
,
140 –144 194
Victorinus, Marius
36
,
40 42
,
44 –45 58
,
65
,
69
Victorinus of Pettau
40
,
58
,
74 –75 80
Vigilantius
24 –25 212
,
224
virgin
32
as first fruits
224
virginity
220
in Jovinian’s teaching
207
,
209
virginity of Christ
88
,
218
vulnerability
17
Walcott, Derek
1
,
4 –5
water (see also: sea)
48
,
51
,
109 172
,
218
widows
207
,
222
,
224
will
13
,
169
,
221 –223 226
and seeing
169
and memory
155
God’s will
61
,
74 –77 172
,
233
Williams, Megan Hale
22
,
41n69
,
143n122
Williams, Michael
171
,
174 –175
wives
222 –223
Word, the (see also: sermo, uerbum)
1
,
16 –17 53
,
58
,
77
,
91 –92 103 113
,
234 –235 253 –256
and literary production
27
,
29
,
116
,
120 –122 185
,
194
,
231
,
241
,
246
,
249
,
251 –252
Wyschogrod, Edith
17n92
Zechariah
233 –238