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| Volltext: | General Index abbreviation and expansion 172-5 Abelard, Peter 21n9 Adam of Dryburgh 95 Aelred of Rielvaux 69n37, 123-4 Alan of Lille 140-1 Albertus Magnus 52-3 Alcuin 101, 117-18, 149-50 with n37 Allen, Judson Boyce 10 Ambrose, St 130 amplification see abbreviation and expansion Annas, Julia 57nl8 Annot and John (13th-century English lyric) 104-5 antithesis 23, 33, 55-61, 67-70, 90, 91, 103, 105, 158, 169-70, 172-3, Aquinas, Thomas 9-10, 47, 70-9, 80, 112, 133—4, 187, 198; commentary on Nicomachean Ethics 70-6; influence of Augustine, De trinitate, Book 11 51 ; on Boethius, Opuscula sacra 76-8 architecture 39-41, 113, 121, 136-7, 150, 151-2, 187-93, Pis 6-7, 10-11 Aristotle 9, 21, 22, 23, 27-8, 45-7, 57nl8, 59n21, 83-4, 86, 102, 103, 109, 112, 168, 185, PI. 3; Aquinas' commentary on the Nicomachean ethics 70-6 Auerbach, Erich 11, 153 with n41, 154 Augustine of Hippo, St 9, 15, 43, 50, 85, 94, 97-8, 102-3, 105, 124, 126, 156-9, 163-4, 166-7, 169, 170, 172; commentary on Ps 44 (diversity) 156-9; Confessions 10.27 ('Pulchritudo tam antique et tam nova') 166-7, 198; De trinitate, book 11 50-2, 170-1; letter 91, to Nectarius (use of irony) 65-7; on plain and obscure style 62—4; on preaching 163^4, 168-9; on the spiritual senses 126-7; on pleasure (licitus and illicitus) 55-60, 79; theory of human will 51-2, 119 Avicenna 185-6 Bacon, Francis (20th-century artist) 4 Bacon, Roger 109-12 Balduin, Mikhail 28 Barry, Dan 2 Basil of Caesarea 165-6 beauty see pulc(h)er, pulchritudo in Index of Words Bede, St 138n8, 149-50 with n37 Beebe, Kathryne 160n58 Beer, Jeanette 179nl4 Bene of Florence 38, 85, 119, 172 Bennett, Jill I4nl9 Bent, Margaret 161n61, 202 Beowulf 36, 177 Bernard of Clairvaux 67-70, 90-2, 147-50, 161-2 Binski, Paul 29, 137n6, 150n38, 173n8, 184n28, 190 Boccaccio, Giovanni 64 Boethius 8, 18, 31n29, 188 Bonaventure, St 12nl7, 95, 199-205 Boncompagno da Signa 26-7 Bond, Gerald 24, 112-13 Bower, Calvin 90n21 Brenk, Beat 151—2 Brown, Catherine 24nnl3 and 15, 78n50, 203n67 Brown, Cynthia 178nl2 Brown, Michelle 35n38 Brown, Peter 56nl6, 198 Bürde, Mark 28, I4lnl6 Burke, Edmund 108, 121—2, 125 Burnett, Charles llln9, 129 Burnyeat, Myles 23nl2, 42n47 Burton, Robert 146 Bynum, Caroline Walker 31n29, 32n30, 34n35, 49n7, 131nn50 and 51, 148, 161, 198n57 Camille, Michael 7n9, 25, 28 Canticles see Song of Songs Caplan, Harry 87nl4, 124n36 carnival see Balduin Cartlidge, Neil 24nl3, 28nn22 and 23 Cassiodorus 156, 159 Chastelain, George see douze dames de rhétorique, Les Châtillon, Jean 96, 98 Chaucer, Geoffrey 20n6, 150 chiasmus (grammatical) see antithesis Cicero 9nl2, 18, 25, 42, 58nl9, 59n21, 60n24, 65, 79, 80, 82, 83, 86, 106n60, 133, 136, 139, 181, PI. 1; 228 General Index on honestus 114-19, 122-3; on sweetness 102—3, 105, 108—9, 122—3 Cleanness (English poem), 173-5; see also Gawain and the Green Knight Coolman, Boyd 126, 128 curious(ity) 102n49, 141, 142, 149-50, 162 Curaus, Ernst Robert 102n49, 142 Dale, Thomas E. 147 Dante 34, 48-50, 60, 92-3 Davis, R.H.C. 150 De Bolla, Peter 4 De Bruyne, Edgar 8, 10, 13, 74n43, 176nl0, 196-7, 199 debate 23-4, 28, 62, 65, 78n50, 180 Demetrius (author of On Style) 86-7 Demus, Otto 136n4, 159n56 Derrida, Jacques 82n5 desire 48-53 Desmouliez, André 80nl, 135nl Dihle, Albrecht 51n8, 59n20 Disputation, as school exercise 23—4; Square of Oppositions 26-7 diversity 153-64; see abo mixture Xrhétorique, Les 178-80, Pl. 9 Dream of the Rood, The 35-9 dreams 36, 37n40, 51-3 Dronke, Peter 186n33 Eco, Umberto 8, 197 Eden, Kathy 15n56, 60n22, 84n9 ekphrasis 187-95; Abbot Suger on St-Denis 39-41; Capitoline Venus 194—5; in the Metrical Life of St Hugh 191; see also Cleanness, Dream of the Rood, Gawain and the Green Knight, Hagia Sophia; see abo Latin descriptio in Index of Words emotion and affect, relationship of see humours (bodily) Evagrius Ponticus 146 expansion see abbreviation and expansion Fabri, Felix 159-60 Fantham, Elaine 82, 86nl3, 135nnl-2 Feiss, Hugh 3 Fortunaras, Venantius 92, 106-7 Foxe, John 109 Fromund (Benedictine monk) 130 Gage, John 185n31, 186n33 Galen 82, 105 games 18, 20-1, 22, 27-8, 63-4, 77-8 Ganz, David 15n21, 103 Gardner, Julian 194n49 Gawain and the Green Knight, Sir 175-8, 181, 185, see abo Cleanness gemstones 39—41, 173-5, 179, 192 Geoffrey of Vinsauf 84, 87-8, 152 Giuliani, Rudolf 1-2 Gloria, laus, et honor see Theodulph, Bishop of Orléans Gómez Miedes, Bernardino 30-1 with n27, 142, 143, 155 Gregory of Nyssa 31—4, 142-3 Gregory the Great 64n28, 145 with n26, 149-50, 184 with n29 grotesques in art and architecture 146-50 Guido d'Arezzo 160-1 GuigoII 130-1, 132-3 Hagia Sophia, descriptions of 136-7, 151, 187, 189-90, PL 6 Henri d'Avranches 191-2 Hildebert of Lavardin 195n53 honesty see honor in Index of Words Horace 142, 169, 201 Howell, W.S. 117nn21-2 HughofFleury 99-101 Hugh of Lincoln 191-2 Hugh of St Victor 19, 88nl5, 200-01 Huizinga, Johan 18-19, 22-3, 25 humour 27-35 humours (bodily) 27-35, 81-9, 104-5, 110-11 Huot, Sylvia 29n25, 189 I/incarnation 2-3, 4, 34n35, 134, 161-2, 164, 202-5; and the arts 2, 48, 202-5 intention(s) 48-53, 167-72; Augustine on 50-2, 169, 170, 172; of the author 167-8, 171; of the work 53-4 Isidore of Seville 3n2, 82, 88, 94-5, 145, 182-4, 186, 188, 190 Jacobus Publicius 26-7, PL 4 Jaeger, C. Stephen 24, 112-13 Jerome, St 97-8 John Cassian 33, 146-7 justice, Augustine on 57-9 Kahn, Charles H. 51n8 Kay, Sarah 7 Kimmelman, Michael 2 kneeling (in prayer, relation to tears) 145 Lanham, Richard A. 20n7, 82n5 Lateran 151-2 laughter see under physiology General Index 229 Lawn, Brian llln9, 144n22 Leach, Elizabeth Eva 24nl5, 161n6l Leclercq, Jean 77n48, 92, 129n44 liturgy 38, 106-7, 141 with nl5, 169 ludus and series 141-2, see also play, playfulness magnificence and minificence see abbreviation and expansion marble 136-7, 148, 151, 179, 184, 187-8, 189, 192, 194-5, Pis 6, 10; faux 191, Pis 7, 11 Marius Victorinus 32n30, 94, 115-17, 139 Martianus Capella I40nl3 McGuire, Brian Patrick 68n35, 123n32 medical theory: and rhetoric 29-30, 81-9; of the humours 31, 110-11 ; see also physiology mixture 46-8, 151-64, 169; and purity 48, 169; in medical theory 31-2; see also diversity Murphy, James J. 88, 118 music/musicians 8, 17-18, 31 with n29, 32, 33, 50, 73, 95-6, 140-1, 159-61, 169, 172, 185, 188-9, 201-2; human body compared to musical instrument 32-3 Música enchiriadis 160 Nemo, St (play on the name) 23—4 Notker Balbulus of St Gall 90, 101 Ofili, Chris 1-3 Origen 96n37, 97, 162-3 Ormesby Psalter 155, 174, PL 8 Pange lingua gloriosi (hymn) 38n42, 106-7 paradox see antithesis Paul the Silentiary see Hagia Sophia perspective 128; polyfocal 151-5, 161, 169-70, 173-5, 187 Peter of Celle 3-7, 139-40, 153-5 Peter the Chanter 145 Physiology, of laughter and tears 29-31, 140-6, 170; of taste 91, 110-11 play, playfulness chap.l passim, 60n23, 63—4, 70-9, 101-2, 141-2, 182n23, 201-2; see also ludtis and series Pliny, story of Zeuxis 43-4 Procopius see Hagia Sophia puzzles 102, 170, 172, 180, 187, 192, see also games Quintilian 9, 84, 87, 102, 103, 109, 118, 119, 120-1, I49n34, 156-7 Rankin, Susan 160n59 reading, experience of 5-8, 19, 85, 130-1, 139-40, 153-6, 175, 202 Recht, Roland 46n3, 191n45 Rbetorica ad Herennium 25 (with PI. 2), 87, 118-19, 124n36, 137-9, 157, 162 Rosenfeld, Jessica 10, 21n8, 78n50 Rosenwein, Barbara H. 45nl rumination 8n9, 30, 111, 127-31 Scarry, Elaine 193n48 Seneca 60-1 senses, five 5, 34, 36-7, 46-8, 71, 73-6, 90-1, 95-6, 167, 184, 198-9; and pleasure, Augustine on 57-9; 'spiritual senses' 126-8; see also T/taste Song of Songs 11, 97, 198; Augustine on 62-3, 156; Bernard of Clairvaux's sermons on 67—70, 90-2 Sorabji, Richard 31n30, 56, 59n20 styles, classical modes of 86-7, 174-5 sublimity see abbreviation and expansion Suger, Abbot, on the renovations of St Denis 39—41 Swift, Helen 78n50, 179 T/taste 75-6, 85, 90-1, 94-7, 103^, chap.4 passim, 149, 153 Taylor-Briggs, Ruth 115nl7 tears see under physiology Tertullian 55-6, 164 Theodulph, Bishop of Orléans 99-101 Theophilus (monk) 152-3, 193 Thomas of Citeaux 198-9 tragedy, and humours 30—1; in Bernard of Clairvaux, Song of Songs sermon 26 68-9 transubstantiation 131-2 trompe l'oeil 189—91, 195, 203 ugliness, concept of 175-81 Uguccione da Pisa see Isidore of Seville Virgil 20, 141, 182 Walter of St. Victor 133 Walter, Katie L. 145n24 will, Augustinian theory of 51-2, 119; see also intention(s) 230 General Index William of Auxerre 126-7 Wimsatt, William 9 Wind, Edgar 21 Yeats, W.B. 1, 7, 204 Zeuxis, story of see Pliny Ziegler, Joseph 94, 96, 97n4l, 98 with n44 Ziolkowski, Jan M. 10nl4, 38n43, 104n55 Index of Words English honeste 113-14 huge 177nll кф 177, see also French laide plesaunte 177 seriousli 20 swete 104, 177 syllic 36 ugly 176-8 unwlitig 177nll French beauté 177, 179, 180; belie 179-80 entendre 85; entendement 189 laide 177, 179—80, see also English laj saveur/savoir 180; see also Latin: sapio and sapor sens 81-2, 136 soutil 189 Greek acedia 144, 146 agathos 96 agon 22 aisthësis 47 boúlomai 42 charis 21, 80, 109; acharis 86, see also Latin dulcís chrestos/chrestoteta 96-8 chroia(s) 137, 181 chroma 181, 186 deinotes 86 dikaios/dikaion 57nl8 doxa 42 dysmorphos 177nll (h)edu- (root) 81 energeia 84n9 eucrasia 82, 104, 142 eutrapelia 78 glukus 81, 96 hadron 87, 188n39 ischnos -non 86, 87, 188n39 kakozëlos, xërokakozélos 86 kalos 96, 135n2, 166-7 krinein 42 megaloprepon 86 meletein 57 meletema 127n41 merabolè 135 mimesis 14 morphë 183 nous 165 phone 46 phronesis 57, 95, 133n55 pistis 102; pithein 42 pneuma 31, 144 poiesis 25, 157; poiein 188 poikil- (root) 135, 137 polychroia 181 prepon 79, 115, 118, 167-8, 186 psuche (psysche) 31, 86, 165 sophia (sophos) 95, 133n55 symphonia/sumphönía 46, 47 techne 13, 18 Hebrew mthq (Hebrew root) 96 tob 96-8 Latin acetosus 111 n9 acutus 45, llln9 admirado 148; admirabilis (causa) 118 adorno 113-14 aestimatio 42 affectus 45 agere 9 altus 45 amarus 45, 90, 11 ln9, 112; amaritudo 104n55 amplificado 173 anceps (causa) 118-19 animus 31, 70-71; animales 70-72 apertus 62n27, 117, 119 aridus 87, 91 ars ludorum 78, 201 artifex 17, 203n64, 205 asper 45, 184 bellitudo 166 benevolentia 54, 123, 139 bonus -a, -urn 9, 97-8, 103, 196; bonitas 94, 96n38, 97, 167 brevitas 172-3 calor/caloris 110, 186 Candidus 178, 185, 190n42 cantus 141, 201-2 carnifex 4 232 Index of Words Latin {сont.) carnis edomatio 6-7 causa/ae 115, 118-22 charissima 198 clarus 45, 120 colo -ere 66, 186, 188; cultus 66, 188 color/ colores 61, 82n3, 181, 186, 188 commoditas 116 compositus 117; compositio 120, 176nl0 consilium 19n4, 79 corporeales 70 credere 102 curiositas 149-50 decens 117;decentus 204; decet (decere) 114, U7n22, 121, 138, 167, 184 decor 114, 184, 185, 192; decora 97n40, 198; decorare, decoro 113-14; decorum (decet) 79, 114-15, 121, 134, 167-8, 186 decus 113, 198 deformis 177 delectio 70; delectado -nes 58nl9, 71-2, 74, 77n48; delectare 201 descriptio 14, I40nl4 dignus-a, -um 138; dignius 120-1; dignitas 137-8, 152, 153n4l, 156-9, 162, 164 dilectus 90, 97n40 diminudo 173 dispositio 167, 185, 203—4; disponere 204 disputado 22, 28n23 diversitas 151, 156, 158-9 dubita (causa) 118 ductus 13, 53-4, 61, 79, 137-8, 150, 168, 169, 171-2, 175 dulcís -e 55, 56, 61, 77n48, 79, 80, 81-2, 90, 91, 94, 96, 97, 101-2, 103, 106, 107-9, 11 ln9, 121, 123, 125, 130, 134, 136, 198, 201, 205; dulcedo 55, 89, 92, 94-6, 102, 104n55, 108, 112, 122, 123, 125, 127, 158n55, 166; dulcescant 63; dulce carmen 92, 100n46, 101n47, 103; dulcedo Dei 89, 94n30, 95n35, 96, 125; see also suavis; Greek glukis elegáns 45, 124n37; elegantia 123-5 eloquentia 102-3, 124 ethos 9, 168 evidentia 84, 127 exprimere 50 fastídium 111, 139, 146, 148, 149 fides 14, 38, 42, 85, 102, 119, 123 fig-: figmentis 201; figura I40nl4; figurata 63, 102 flor- 66; floridus 87; floreat 65 foedus 45, 177, 183-4 foetidus 183 forma 183; formosa 67-9; formosus 183 frigidus 85 fruor 128n43 gaudens 21 gelos 143 gena 145 genialis 30, 142 genua 145 gestus 38n4l, I63n65, 169 gravitas 137-8, 152, 166 gustus 91n24, 95n32, 108-9, 110n5, 125, 127, 129-30, 133n55; gustare 90, 126, 128; gustus spirituális 127; gustus urbis 109 habitus 59n21, 60-l hilaritas 30, 144, 148 hispidus 84n7 honestus -a -um: 20, 32n30, 39, 55, 63, 72, 79n53, 80, 112-18, 120-3, 125, 128, 129, 134, 205; honestas 55-6, 116, 120, 123; honesto-are 80, 113- 14; honestus -a -urmhonesta (causa) 115, 120—2 humilis-e 120, 153; humilitas 69n37, 70; humilis (causa) 118 imago I40nl4 incalescere 85 incantio 27 informus 183 insipidus 91 intentio 43, 48, 51-3, 61, 70, 167-8, 170-2 intentio auctoris 53, 167 iocus-a-um 141; iocundus-a-urn 90, 120; iucunditas 123-5 iter 13, 54, 61 iudicium 43; jusdtia 57, 58nl9, 126n40 lectio 19, 131n49, 153n42; lectio divina 5, 128, 130, 139, 153, 154 licit- 57, 58, 126; licentia 59; illicit- 57-9 logos 17, 23nl 1, 46-7, 129n45, 168, 198 ludus 20-1, 27, 76, 77n48, I4lnl6, 142, 170, 172 meditado 19n4, 20, 39, 96, 127n4l, 131n49 Index of Words 233 mixtura 151, 161-2, 164 nemo 23—4, 55 niger -ra -rum 50, 67-9, 185 obscura (causa) 118-19 ornatus-a-um 102, 117, 120, 121, 138n7; ornamentum 185; orno 113-14 os, oris 6n7, 182n21, 194n50 otium 76, 130 passio 45nl, 111 pellis 68n34, 69, 182 persuadere -eo 121 \ see abo suadeo/persuadeo phantasia 43, 52 phantasm 43, 50, 70-1, 142, 147 pictura 140 pinguis 45 proportio 46, 47 propria 124n35 pulc(h)er -ra -rum 45, 68n34, 69, 97n40, 100, 120, 121, 169, 176nl0, 181-4, 196, 198; pulchritudo 102, 162, 166-7, 181, 182, 186, 197, 199 risus 30, 14lnl5, 143 rota combinatoria 26 ruminatio 127 rusticitas 109n2, see abo urbanitas sacer -ra -rum (sacramenrum, sacrificio, sanctum) 89 sal 30, 91, 142; salsus llln9 salus/saluus 30; salubriter 102n52, 103 sanguis 3n2, 82, 89, 183; sanguisuga 89 sanis 89 sapio -ere; 85, 91, 94, 95n32, 108; sapiens 94, 95, 115, 125; sapidus -a-um 95, 130, 132-4, 189;sapientia 57, 77n48, 79n53, 94-6, 98, 115, 125, 129-30, 132-4, 158n52, 180, 202n63, 205; sapida scientia 95, 132-3 sapor(es) 95, 99, 108, 110, 111, 125, 129 sardismos (soraismos) 156, 157n49 satietas 138-9, 146, 148, 149 scientia see sapida scientia under sapio -ere sedentes 89 sensus 12, 47, 73n42, 82, 126n40, 196n54, 202nn62 and 63; sensus communis 47 sepulchrum 184 seria 20, 141-2, 154, 170, 172 series 20 sodalis 89 speciosus -a -um 120, 179nl3, 183, 184; species 183, 194-5 spissus 188n39 splendor 166, 198 spolia 151 suadeo/persuadeo; 81, 89, 102; sueo 88-9; suadabilis 95; suasoria 102; suaviloquens 80 suavis -e 45, 56, 61, 80-2, 89, 92, 94, 96-8, 101-3, 105-6, 108-9, 121, 125, 127n40, 136, 183; suavitas 55, 89, 92, 94-6, 98, 102, 108, 123, 137, 152, 161, 197 sublimitas 69n37, 70, 166 subtilis 45, 87, 180nl7, 188-9 sumptuositas 148, 149 taedium 146, 154n44, 155, 183n23 tangere 126, 128 tenor 54 texo 188 theatrica 200n59, 201 torpeo 183 trágica / tragoedias 142 transferendo 39n45, 40 translatio 96, 103 tristitia 31, 69, 74, 144 tumidus 87 turpi s-e 118, 183; turpitudo 72 urbanitas 30, 65, 109, 123-5 utilis -e: 32n30, 63, 71-2, 79, 115, 116-17, 121, 125, 128n43, 134, 192, 201, 205; utilitas 116;utor 128n43 vanitas 72 variado 135n2, 197 varieg- (Lat. Root) 136n3 varietas 31n30, Chapter 5 passim varius (and its derivatives?) 45, 135n2 venustas 10, 37, 57, 150, 166, 167, 182-3, 184-5, 194 Veritas 123n34, 124 videor 39, 40 videre 39, 79n53, 80, 115, 126, 128 voluntas (-are) 42, 50-1, 58-9 with n20, 70, 84n6, 119, 123 vox 38n4l, 47n5, 97, I4lnl5, 164n65, 169; voces dulces/suavis 103 vultus 38n41, 163nn64 and 65, 168, 169, 195n53 |
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