LIST OF FIGURES
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION: When People Meet God [3]
CHAPTER ONE : Late Medieval Apparitions in Castile [10]
Introduction: Rural Life and Religion [10]
Mary of Light with Matins Processions [26]
The Catalan Context [111]
El Miracle (Lleida), 1458 [113]
Jafre (Girona), 1460 [126]
El Torn (Girona), 1483 [132]
Pinós (Lleida), 1507 [137]
Two Early Modern Visions: Reus (Tarragona), 1592, and Sant Aniol (Girona),
1618 [140]
Catalan and Castilian Messages [144]
CHAPTER THREE : Repression
of Apparitions: The Inquisition in La Mancha [150]
Visions of Juan de Rabe, La Mota del Cuervo (Cuenca), c. 1514, 1516
[152]
Visions of Francisca la Brava, Quintanar de la Orden, 1523 [159]
CHAPTER FOUR :General Themes
in the Visions [188]
The Case of Jeanne d'Arc and Criteria for Verification of Visions [188]
Spanish Visions and the Renewal of the Local Devotional System [203]
Sources and Diffusion of the Vision Stories [207]
The Logic of Divine Behavior [212]
Children, Saints, and the Plague [215]
DOCUMENTARY APPENDIX OF SPANISH TEXTS
[245]
1. Santa Gadea, 1399 [245]
2. Jaén, 1430 [250]
3. Cubas, 1449 [262]
4. Guadalupe [276]
5. Navas de Zarzuela, 1455 [279]
6. Escalona, c. 1490 [283]
7. El Miracle, 1458 [288]
8. Jafre, 1460 [299]
9. El Torn, 1483 [302]
10. Pinós, 1507 [305]
11. Sant Aniol, 1618 [306]
12. La Mota, c. 1514, 1516 [308]
13. Quintanar de la Orden, 1523 [312]
Words in Spanish Texts Referring to
Ailments, Attire, and Emotions
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