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Housel and hyhtplega: The Play of the Eucharist in the Exeter Book

Neophilologus, 2019
This article examines the productive difficulties with which the Exeter Book riddles generate a state of mind appropriate for theological meditation, by considering the reversed violence of Eucharistic remembering and the ludic pleasures of the enigmatic text. I examine closely Riddle 85, which has been unanimously solved as ‘fish and river’ on account
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Playing Cards at the Eucharistic Table: Music, Theology, and Society in a Corpus Christi Villancico from Colonial Mexico, 1628

Journal of Early Modern History, 2014
As part of the festivities of Corpus Christi in 1628, a cathedral choir in colonial Mexico sang about the Eucharist through the metaphor of a card game. This music is a previously unstudied, fragmentary villancico, composed by Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla for the cathedral of Puebla de los Ángeles, and it opens a window into the social history of card ...
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Spectacular Absence, Spectacular Presence: Experimenting with the Eucharist in the Play of the Sacrament

Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies
In the fifteenth-century Play of the Sacrament, a group of Jewish men torture a consecrated wafer, seeking to prove or disprove the Real Presence. The play juxtaposes their misguided empiricism, rooted in stereotypes about the literalism of Jewish reading, with an experimentalist hermeneutics that recognizes that knowledge of the material world ...
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Eucharistic Fast in the Catholic East and West—With Special Emphasis on the Current Legislation of the Hungarian Greek Catholic Church

Downside Review: A Quarterly of Catholic Thought, 2022
Mate Szaplonczay
exaly  

Eucharistic Doctrine and Eucharistic Devotion

2023
exaly  

Guillaume Grumsel and the Poetics of Eucharistic Desire

Christianity & Literature, 2019
Adam Glover
exaly