Lived Religion and Everyday Life in Early Modern Hagiographic Material

Chapter 2 Intimate Enemies: Religious Difference in Seventeenth-Century French Catholic Hagiography

Chapter 3 Gentle Holiness in the Vocational Culture of Seventeenth-Century French Visitandine Nuns

Chapter 4 Saintly Shepherdesses: Semi-religious Women and Identity Formation in Seventeenth-Century France

Chapter 5 From an Experiencer to a Saintly Man: Losing Biography, Gaining Hagiography in the Accounts of Marian Apparitions in Early Modern Poland

Chapter 6 Sleeping with the Enemy: Infertility and Wife Murder in a Miracle of St. Peter Martyr

Chapter 7 ‘When the Fury of the Proud Sea Re-awoke’: Water, Devotion, and Lived Experience in Renaissance Venice

Chapter 8 Everyday Miracles in Seventeenth-Century Spain

Chapter 9 Narrating Pain and Healing in Andrieu de la Vigne, Mystère de saint Martin (1496)

Chapter 10 The Seriousness of Comedy in the ‘Redentin Easter Play’ (ca. 1460): Forms, Functions, and Potential Effects

Chapter 11 Cure, Community, and the Miraculous in Early Modern Florence

Chapter 12 Reading Beneath the Hegemonic Discourse: Finding African Agency and Voice in the Seventeenth-Century Canonisation Inquest of San Pedro Claver