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JULIAN OF NORWICH ~
HER 'SHOWING OF LOVE' AND ITS CONTEXTS
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ULIAN OF NORWICH lived in an English cathedral city in the
fourteenth, and the beginning of the fifteenth, centuries.
contemplative, she wrote a theological treatise about her Showing of Love that can speak to us
today.
he
may also have participated in a medieval form of the Internet, called the Friends of God, in which both men
and women, across Europe and through time shared their
contemplative texts and supported each other in that work of
contemplation, hallowing Creator and Creation .
Oliveleaves§ and Hazelnut in Palm of
Hand
The Westminster Cathedral Manuscript on the Hazelnut
in the Palm of Julian's Hand, that I have
held in my hands
in Westminster Cathedral and Westminster
Abbey
Father Nathanael, Icon of Julian of Norwich
British Library, Amherst Manuscript
The Ruthwell Cross, Scotland
St Birgitta's Pilgrim Bowl in Birchwood inscribed in
Cyrillic, Held in my Hands at Altomunster, Bavaria
Dame Bridget More, O.S.B., Copyist of Julian,
Descendant of St Thomas More, Colwich Abbey
Julian of Norwich, © Sculpture by
Connie Cook, Pamphlet by Community of the Resurrection
Links to Lydia McCauley's music composed to Julian's
'And all shall be well': 
Sabbath Day's Journey, http://www.lydiamccauley.com/recordings.html§
and for sheet music of 'And all shall be well' composed for the harp by Shirley Starke, http://valkyriepub.tripod.com/sheetmusic.htm§
Image: Elly Fythian
Link to Linda Loving acting J. Janda's 'Julian' http://julianofnorwich.com/§
Link to Julian, Margery Duologue http://www.cdbagshaw.btinternet.co.uk/dana.htm§
Shop Handcrafts, Books/Booklets
Book Reviews General/Scholar
Bibliography Scholar
e-books on this Website
Julian of Norwich, The
Showing of Love
Birgitta of
Sweden, Revelationes
Catherine of
Siena, The Orcherd of Syon
Miriam
and Aaron: The Bible and Women
Equally
in
God's Image: Women in the Middle Ages
Sweet
New
Style: Essays on Brunetto Latino, Dante Alighieri and
Geoffrey Chaucer
Nicolas of Lyra, Postilla super totam Bibliam
in pdf files
Jarena Lee, Religious
Experience and Journal
Rose Lloyds, An
English Rose
Etc.
THE JULIAN OF NORWICH , SHOWING OF LOVE, EDITION OF ALL EXTANT MANUSCRIPTS:
The Julian Project completed the definitive edition of the three versions of Julian of Norwich'sShowing of Love, published by the University of Florence's SISMEL: Edizioni del Galluzzo, 2001, giving the texts, with facing page translations, from the Westminster, Paris, Amherst, and Sloane Manuscripts, and the Gascoigne and Upholland Fragments. It is based on the University of Leeds Masters and Doctoral Theses submitted by Sister Anna Maria Reynolds, C.P ., in 1947, 1956, checked anew against all the extant manuscripts and next transcribed letter by letter, line by line and folio by folio as they are in the earliest surviving texts. To order contact, galluzzo@sismel.it§ or juliana@tin.it§ Scholar/Contemplative/General/
To see an example of a page inside with parallel text in Middle English and Modern English, variants and explanatory notes, click here.
To Julian of Norwich, Showing of Love: Extant
Texts and Translation, ed.
Sister Anna Maria Reynolds, C.P. and
Julia Bolton Holloway (ISBN
88-8450-095-8), 848 pages, 18 full colour plates of the
manuscripts, from University of Florence, SISMEL Edizioni del
Galluzzo, 2001, 191 euro, e-mail
galluzzo@sismel.itaor from Julia Bolton
Holloway
For Mediatheca
'Fioretta Mazzei' library holdings on Julian of Norwich
and other contemplatives, see http://www.florin.ms/libgimel.html.
The library is housed in the 'English' Cemetery, P.le
Donatello, 38, 50132 FIRENZE, ITALY and one may become a
member and reader through the gift to it of a book a year.
he 'Julian of Norwich Showing of Love and Its Contexts' Website is an electronic version of a portfolio of pamphlets created for a series of lectures given to Quakers on Medieval Mystics in an Anglican convent. The essays are intended for everyone, everywhere. They are available on the Internet and, where asterisked, also as printed and hand-sewn booklets, as fascicles in Florentine bound portfolios, like those produced by the nuns in exile who were preserving Julian's texts at the Reformation, as well as on this CD. These asterisked titles in hard copy may give coloured tipped-on plates, or photocopies of manuscripts, or the original Hebrew, Greek, Runes or Middle English, of material that is not accessible to the Web for copyright or technical reasons. It is especially advisable for libraries with women's studies holdings to purchase the Julian Library Portfolio as it includes autograph facsimiles of texts written by women. Titles underlined in colour are hyperlinked and their essays can be called up by clicking on them. Those followed by are external links, needing an internet connection to call them up. (Links in Icelandic are called 'tenglar', knots, tangles.) You are encouraged to link to, print out, save and use any of the online materials listed here, if you courteously cite the source (not to do so is plagiary); with the exception of illustrative materials for which copyright may need to be renegotiated. Contact Julia Holloway
on exchanging links or copyright permissions. From Florence by e-mail there is also a Discussion List, called Godfriends.Julia Bolton Holloway
Hermit of the Holy Family
Biblioteca Fioretta Mazzei
'English' Cemetery
Piazzale Donatello 38
50132 FIRENZE
ITALYTo obtain the Julian Library Portfolio of pamphlets and/or to join Godfriends, write to juliana@tin.it§ as above.
To join the Friends of Julian, contact the Julian Centre, Rouen Road, Norwich, U.K. Their e-mail addresses are: thejuliancentre@ukgateway.net, f.maton@btinternet.com The Julian Shrine greatly needs our help.
To join the Julian Meetings contact http://www.julianmeetings.org/
Simone Martini, Diptych, Museo Horne, Florence; ©
Editrice Giusti de Becocci, SRL, Italy
Sister Anna Maria
Reynolds C.P. was the greatest editor Julian ever had. During
WWII she transcribed the extant microfilms with a microscope,
a word at a time, for her Leeds University MA and Ph.D.
theses. Subsequent editions are based on her meticulous work.
In her nineties, blind, frail, she created a fine CD in which
she discussed Julian with total recall of the text. It can be
obtained for 12 euro from her at Cross and Passion Convent, 22
Griffith Avenue, Marino, Bublin 9, EIRE.
And Father Nathanael Smyth of Beloved
Memory
whose
icon of 'Saint Julian of Norwich' expresses her
Benedictinism.
 The
Jesuits’ Postulator General, Fr. Paolo Molinari, SJ,
whose first book was on Julian of Norwich, researches
the lives of candidates for beatification and
sainthood, Jesuits and others. Watching over him at
the Curia in Rome are Jesuit saints Jogues, Borgia,
Ignatius, and Xavier. |
Pope Benedict XVI speaking on Julian of Norwich at the Papal
Audience, 1 December 2010 http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/audiences/2010/documents/hf_ben-xvi_aud_20101201_it.html#
See http://www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/norwichjulian/norwichjulian.htm for more.
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