:Patterns of Piety: Women, Gender and Religion in Late Medieval and Reformation England

Katherine L. French

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Introduction Part I: 1. Religious roles 2. Religious choices 3. The Virgin Mary and Christocentric devotion 4. The saints 5. Eve and the responsibility for sin Part II: 6. Responses to Reformation change 7. Parish religion in the Reformation 8. The godly woman 9. The Virgin Mary and the saints 10. The return to the Old Testament 11. Martyrs 12. Adam's fall 13. Godly marriage Conclusion Appendix Bibliography Index.

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