De la vicissitude ou variété des choses en l’univers (Le Roy)
89–90
‘De l’origine des romans’ (Huet)
78, 81
De Servis (Pignoria)
105
the Deccan
46–50
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (1789; France)
38
Declaration on the Relation of the Church with Non-Christian Religions (1965)
45–46
degeneration theory
107, 120, 134–135, 137, 255n52
deism
175, 182, 183, 196, 236
deities see gods/deities
Della religione rivelata, contra gli ateisti, deisti, materialisti, indifferentisti, che negano la verità de’ misteri (Concina)
2
Dellon, Charles
254
Des Maizeaux, Pierre
173
Descartes, René
241
Devar Shmuel (Aboab)
32
devchārs
57–60
Dhere, R. C.
48
Dialogismo y lacónico discurso en defensa de las reliquias de San Cecilio que se hallaron en la Iglesia mayor de la ciudad de Granada (de Faría)
70
Díaz del Castillo, Bernal
78
Dictionnaire historique et critique (Bayle)
176
Diderot, Denis
192
Dirre, Paul Heinrich see Holbach, Paul-Henri Thiry, Baron d’
A Discourse on the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion (Collins)
196
Discurso sobre a vinda de Jesu Christo (Discourse on the Coming of Jesus Christ; Stephens)
in general
47
Brahmin audience of
53–54
dedication of
52, 54
dialogical form of
53, 54
on Hindu idolatry
57–60
native collaborators on
52
silencing the other in
60–62, 64
‘Dissertation sur la verité de cette Histoire, conferée avec celle d’Espagne, & quelques Manuscrits Arabes, Turcs & Persans, pour y servir de preface & de preuves’ (Le Roux)
79, 80, 83, 94
diversions, imaginative
241
divinity
Confucianism on
278–279
idea of
176, 280
royal authority and
184
in Tupinamba religion
281–282
Doctrina phísica y moral de príncipes (Gurmendi)
97
Dohm, Christian Wilhelm von
37n66
Dominican order
151–152
Doutrina
53
drama-poems (bhāruḍs)
48, 49
Dryden, John
93
Du Bosc, Claude
245–246
Du Choul, Guillaume
253
Du Fresne de Francheville, Joseph
257n57
Du Pin, Louis-Ellies
254
Du Puy, Christophe
124
Du Rondel, Jacques
176
Dumarsais, César
196
Dumont, Louis
1
Duran, Profet
28–29
Duran, Shimon ben Zemah (Rashbatz)
26–27, 30
dwarves
242, 243
‘Dynamics in the History of Religions between Asia and Europe’ (seminar)
1, 10
East, use of term
5n14
Eastern Syriac Christians
151
Edict of Nantes (1598)
37n64
education, royal
75–78, 89–90, 95
mirrors for princes
Edwards, Paul
216–217
Egypt
diffusion of idolatry from (egyptogenesis)
in general
107, 116, 123, 135–137
to Asia
126–135
Cartari on
108
Kircher on
128–129
to the New World
111–112, 116–124, 117, 279–280
as origin of Greek culture
111
egyptogenesis seeunder Egypt
Eknāth
in general
47
Islam and
48–49
literary corpus of
47–48, 49
Hiṇdu-Turk Saṁvād
Elizabeth I, Queen of England and Ireland
93
Eloge historique de Richard Simon, Prête (Bruzen de la Martinière)
251
emotional therapies
241
encompassment, in general
1–2
Engelbrecht, Martin
242n20, 242n21
England
88–96
anti-Spanish sentiment in
91–92
Catholics in
14, 52
Morocco and
93
Protestants in
14, 95–96
religious tolerance in
96
Spanish culture in
90
Great Britain
English language
translations/versions of
Cérémonies et coutumes religieuses de tous les peuples du monde in
245–246
Historia verdadera del rey d. Rodrigo in
88–96
enslavement see slavery/enslavement
Epicurus
177
Epistola invectiva (Orobio de Castro)
32
Equiano, Olaudah
215, 227–231
Erpenious, Thomas
68
El Escorial’s Royal Library
74, 80
Essai sur les préjugés (Dumarsais)
196
Essay upon the Civil Wars in France (Voltaire)
246n26
estrangement, as literary device
259
ethnocentrism
267, 270, 278, 284
Europe Observed: Multiple Gazes in Early Modern Encounters (eds. Chatterjee & Hawes)
10n19
Histoire de la conqueste d’Espagne par les Mores, composé en arabe par Abulcacim Tariff Abentarique … (Luna; transl. Le Roux)
79, 80
Histoire des deux conquestes d’Espagne par les Mores (Luna; transl. Lobineau)
83–85
Histoire naturelle, civile, et ecclesiastique de l’empire du Japon (Kaempfer; transl. Des Maizeaux)
173
Histoire naturelle et politique du royaume de Siam (Gervaise)
172, 173
Histoire veritable contenant la vie de Iacob Almançor, Roy d’Arabie, qui conquist le Royuame d’Espagne sur le Roy Dom Roderic (Luna; transl. Vieux-Maisons)
75
Historia de los bandos de los Zegríes y Abencerrages, caballeros moros de Granada (Pérez de Hita)
71
Historia dei Riti Ebraici (Modena)
32
Historia del Regno de’ Goti nella Spagna (Rogatis)
87
Historia della perdita e riacquisto della Spagna occupata da Mori (Rogatis)
87
Historia verdadera de la conquista de la Nueva España (Díaz del Castillo)
78
Historia verdadera del rey d. Rodrigo (Luna)
in general
69, 96
Agricoletti’s use of
85–86
Almanzor in see Almanzor, Jacob
classification of
78, 80–81, 83–84, 88
criticism of
74, 97
defence of
79, 80
English translations/versions of
88–96
by Ashley
88–90
dedicated to Duke of Berwick
94–95
by Raleigh
91–92
as falsification
71, 97
French translations of
75–85
by Le Roux
79, 80, 83, 94
by Lobineau
83–85
by Obeilh, François d’
76–77
by Vieux-Maisons
75
Italian versions of
85–88
by Agricoletti
85–87
by Rogatis
87
marginal notes in
73
Moriscos’ integration in
72
Muslim conquest in
71–72
prologue of
73
religious ambivalence in
73
success of
74, 97
as true history
73–74
Luna, Miguel de; novels
history, differences between novels and
83–84, 85–86, 88, 97
History of a Voyage in the Land of Brazil (Léry)
275
History of England (Gordon)
245
The History of the Conquest of Spain by the Moors (unknown)
94
The History of the World (Raleigh)
92
Hohenburg, Hans Georg Herwart von
123
Holbach, Paul-Henri Thiry, Baron d’
in general
191–192
on atheism
197, 199, 202–203
authorship of
192–197, 198
on Confucianism
205–206
editing/translating by
195–196
on Islam
207
on Judaism
206–207
on religious otherness
208–209
on religious tolerance
209–210
salon of
192–193
works of
‘L’abbé et le rabbin’
207
Le Christianisme dévoilé, ou examination des principes et des effets de la religion chrétienneseeLe Christianisme dévoilé, ou examination des principes et des effets de la religion chrétienne
Lettres à Eugénie
202–203
Théologie portative
208–209
mention of
278
Homem, Antonio
30
Homoyoca (Hometeutle)
116–120, 117
Hormaza, Raymondo (Harris, Raymond)
228
Horstmann, Johannes Heinrich
12–13
Horus
117, 135
Huet, Pierre-Daniel
78, 81, 82, 164
human actions, rewards or punishments for
176–179
humanism, basic humanity in
148
Huntingdon, Selina Hastings, Countess of
223
Husen, Jeremiah van (fictional character)
caricatural reduction of
241–242, 244, 244
characterisations of
240
predictions of
239
Swift and
240
identity, alterity and
1–3, 267, 278, 281, 284
idolatry
antiquarian discourse on
in general
137–138, 279
by Cartari
107–108
by Kircher
128–129
by Pignoria on seeImagini delli dei de gl’antichi di Vicenzo Cartari; Seconda Parte (of Imagini delli dei de gl’antichi di Vicenzo Cartari)
KrisṭapurāṇaseeDiscurso sobre a vinda de Jesu Christo
La Cave, François Morellon de 247
La Créquinière, M. de
235–236, 255, 256
La Fayette, Madame de
81–82
La Loubère, Simon de
172
La Rochefoucauld, François de
81
La Vega, Garcilaso de
279
Lactantius, Lucius Caelius
108
Lafitau, Joseph-François
256n53
Laneau, Louis
173
L’Antiquité dévoilée (Boulanger)
198
lapis manalis
122
laws (dat/datot)
23
laws (nimos/nimus)
23
Le Gobien, Charles
270
Le Roux, Monsieur
79, 80, 83, 94
Le Roy, Loys
89–90
Lead Books of Sacromonte
69–71
Legge, James
164
Leo of Modena
250
Léry, Jean de
275, 276
Lestringant, Frank
275
Letter from Rome (Middleton)
253
‘Letter to a Dissenter’ (Savile)
96
Letters (Sancho)
226
Letters (Sterne)
226
Letters to Serena (Toland)
196
Lettres à Eugénie (d’Holbach)
202–203
Lettres chinoises (d’Argens)
183–187
Lettres édifiantes et curieuses
148
Lettres juives (d’ Argens)
183
Lettres juives (d’Argens)
184–185
Lettres Persannes (Montesquieu)
2
Leviathan, oder: über Religion in Rücksicht des Judentums (Ascher)
38
Lévi-Strauss, Claude
267, 272, 273
Li, Jiubiao
153, 157n41
Li, Jiugong (Thomas)
157–158, 160–163
Shensi lu
Li, Qisu see Li, Jiugong (Thomas)
Li, Xiyan
159–160
Li, Yifen
157, 158
Li xiu yijian (Li, Yifen)
157n42
Lian, Xi
163–165
The Life and Death of Mahomet, The Conquest of Spaine, Together with the Rysing and Ruine of the Sarazen Empire (Raleigh)
91–92
Lilliputian Humorists (Bowles)
242n20, 244
linguistic incompatibility
152–154
literacy
216–217
literature
about travels
112–116, 124, 148, 172, 258
chivalric
78, 83
of Confucian Christians seeunder Confucian Christians
of missionaries see missionary literature
of Moriscos
68–69
of people of African descent see African authors
on Siam
172–173
Mœurs et Coutumes literature
Liu, Yunde (Verbiest, Blaise)
159
Lobineau, Guy Alexis
83–85
Locke, John
14
Lockman, John
9, 236n2, 245–246, 247, 260–261
Lord, Henry
246n26
Loubère, Simon de la
176, 178, 179
Louis, Grand Dauphine of France (son of Louis XIV)
76–77, 95
Louis XIII, King of France and Navarre
75
Louis XIV, King of France
76
Louis XV, King of France
76
Louvain treatise
133, 134
Loyola, Martin Ignacio
147n6
Lucifer
120
Luna, Miguel de
in general
96
as falsifier
69, 70–71
Le Roux on
80
Lead Books of Sacromonte and
69, 70
works of seeHistoria verdadera del rey d. Rodrigo
Lunyu (Analects; Confucius)
155
Luzzatto, Simone
37n65
Madagascar
257
Madonna (Mary, Virgin)
133–134, 147
Magen VaHerev (Shield and Sword; Modena)
33–34
Mahipati
48
Maimonides, Moses (Rambam)
22–27, 324
Malipiero, Luigi
119
Malipiero, Ottaviano
119
Malvezzi, Virgilio
90–91
Manelfi, Peter
34n53
Maniglier, Patrice
272
Manjushri
130
al-Mansur see Almanzor, Jacob
Mantua rulers
104
Marana, Giovanni Paolo
259
Marāṭhī bhakti tradition
47–48, 49
Maria Anna of Austria
90
Marianna Islands
270
Márquez Villanueva, F.
72
marranos seeconversos
Marsollier, Jacques
254
Mary (Virgin, Madonna)
133–134, 147
Mascarenhas, Pedro
51
Masoretes
80
Maxims of State (Savile)
95–96
Mayáns y Ciscar, Gregorio
82
Mendelssohn, Moses
37–38
Mensa Isiaca
104, 117, 118
metempsychosis doctrine
249n33
Métraux, Alfred
282
Mexican religions
ceremonies in
249n34, 252
deities in
116–124, 117, 121
Micah, prophet
231
Middleton, Conyers
253
Miller, Peter
135
Milton, John
93
miniature shrines (zushi)
129–130
Minuti, Rolando
xi, 8, 169–187, 269
Miquitlantecatle
120
Mirabaud, Jean-Baptiste de
196
mirrors for princes
72, 97
royal education
missionaries
activities of
in Africa
218–220
otherness and see religious otherness
in Siam
171
influence of China on
163–164
literature of see missionary literatureunder specific orders
missionary literature
of Jesuit order
126–127, 133, 134, 148, 164–165, 258–259
travel literature
Modena, Leone
32, 33–35
Modena, Solomon
34–35
Les mœurs des Israelites (Fleury)
256
Mœurs des sauvages amériquains comparées aux mœurs des premiers temps (Lafitau)
256n53
Mœurs et Coutumes literature
112
Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de
4, 147, 275, 276–277, 284
Montalto, Elijah
32n46
Montausier, Charles de Sainte-Maure, Duke de
76, 78
Montesquieu, Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de
2, 183
Monthly Journal
257n57
morality
161, 201–203, 211–212, 238–239
Mordecai, Abraham ben 244
Moriscos
in general
67–68, 96, 270
integration of
72
literary output of
68–69
Morocco
68, 92–93
Morteira, Saul Levi
31–32, 35
Moses, prophet
232
Muhammad, Prophet
90
Mumford, Robert
220
Mundus Novus (Vespucci)
272–273
Muslims see Islam/Muslims
Mussard, Pierre
253
‘Mutual Bitterness and Persecution amongst Christians, How Repugnant to the Gospel, and How Shocking to a Rational Pagan’ (Gordon)
259n62
mysteries, in religions
249
mythographies
107
Mythologiae (Conti)
107
Naples Rebellion (1647)
86
Narai the Great, King of Ayutthaya
170–171, 173–175, 184
Narrative of the Life and Adventures of Venture, a Native of Africa: But Resident above Sixty Years in the United States of America. Related by Himself (Smith)
220–223
A Narrative of the Most Remarkable Particulars in the Life of James Albert Ukawsaw Gronniosaw, an African Prince, As Related by Himself (Gronniosaw)
216–218
nation states, religion and
36–38
Native Americans see Amerindian peoples
nāyakas (servants)
58–59
Nazarenus (Toland)
68
Neapolitan aristocracy
86–87
Near East, use of term
5n14
negotiation
15
Nestorian Christian
151
New Christians seeconversos
New History of England (Lockman)
245
New Testament
36n59
New World
diffusion of idolatry from Egypt to
in general
111–112, 116, 279–280
Mexican gods/deities and
116–124, 117
discovery of
272
European encounters with Amerindians of
272–284
religion in
of Incas
279
Mexican ceremonies
249n34, 252
Mexican gods/deities
116–124, 117
of Tupinamba
274, 276–277, 278, 279–282
Nextepeua
120
Nijenrode, Cornelis van
172
nimos/nimus (laws)
23
Noahides
23
Nomologia (Aboab)
31
non-Christians, salvation of
149–150, 156
Nostra Aetate declaration (1965)
45–46
La nouvelle Héloïse (Rousseau)
194
Nouvelles de la République des Lettres (periodical)
175–176
novels
definition/redefinition of
82–83
differences between history and
83–84, 85–86, 88, 97
heroes in
82
origins of
81, 82, 83
Obeilh, François d’
76–77
Oedipus Aegyptiacus (Kircher)
128–129
‘Of Cannibals’ (Montaigne)
275
ofuda (votive images)
129
Ohev Mishpat (Lover of Justice; Rashbatz)
26–27
Or Adonai (Light of the Lord; Crescas)
26
Orientalism
68, 70, 74, 79–80, 83–84
orientalization
1–2
Orobio de Castro, Isaac
32
Ortelius, Abraham
111
Osiris
117, 118, 118
otherness/othering/others
in general
1, 5–6
grammars of
1–3
identity and
1–3, 267, 278, 281, 284
looking through the eyes of
268–271, 275
racial/cultural, in China
146–148
religious see religious otherness
silencing the
60–62, 63–64
outsiders
226–227
Oviedo, Gonzalo Fernándes de
273
pagodes
126
Pantoja, Diego
146
Partridge, John
240
Pascal, Michael Henry
227
Passions of the Soul (Descartes)
241
Paul, Apostle
228–229, 231
Paul VI, Pope
45
Peiresc, Nicolas Fabri de
104, 124, 135
Pelayo, King of Asturias
87, 88
Pellicer, José
74
Pender, Stephen
241
Pentateuch
232
Pérez de Hita, Ginés
71, 81, 85, 93
perspectivism
3, 8, 12, 200, 282–284
Pfeffel, Johann Andreas (the Elder)
242n20
Pfeffelfiguren
242n20
phalaśruti
54
Phaulkon, Constance (Gerakis, Constantinos)
171
Phetracha, King of Siam
171
Philip II, King of Spain
69, 80, 92, 95
Philip III, King of Spain
90
philosophic journalism
183
Phoebus (Apollo)
126
Picart, Bernard seeCérémonies et coutumes religieuses de tous les peuples du monde
Pignoria, Lorenzo
biography of
104
comparative method of
123–124, 129, 136, 137
correspondents of
104, 124, 135
effect of Japanese figures on
132, 133, 137
explanatory models for religious otherness of
107
letters to Gualdo
103, 116, 119, 128
theological reference system of
120–121
works of
De Servis
105
Vetustissimae tabulae Aeneae sacris Aegyptiorum simulachris coelatae explicatio
104–105
Imagini delli dei de gl’antichi di Vicenzo Cartari; Seconda Parte (of Imagini delli dei de gl’antichi di Vicenzo Cartari)
The Pillars of Priestcraft and Orthodoxy Shaken (ed. Barron)
241n18
Pinelli, Giovanvincenzo
104
Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral (Wheatley)
223
Pope, Alexander
245
Popkin, Richard
270
Porto Rico
273
Poxie Ji (1640)
155
praeparatio evangelica
107, 122, 150
praying
247
predictions
239
prefaces
154–155
Prevost, Nicholas
245–246
Priestianity
241n18
Protestant Church/Protestants
Cérémonies and
182, 253
in England
14, 95–96
formulations of belief by
21n7
literacy and
216
missionaries of
163–164, 275
Provincializing Europe: Postcolonial Thought and Historical Difference (Chakrabarty)
235
‘Provincializing the World: Europeans, Indians, Jews (1704)’ (Ginzburg)
235