Revelations of divine love, recorded by Julian, anchoress at Norwich, A.D. 1373; a version from the ms. in the British Museum.
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- Revelations of divine love, recorded by Julian, anchoress at Norwich, A.D. 1373; a version from the ms. in the British Museum.
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- Julian
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- 1901
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Revelations of divine love, recorded by Julian, anchoress at Norwich, A.D. 1373; a version from the ms. in the British Museum.
Author: Julian, of Norwich, 1343-
Year: 1901
CONTENTS I. Note on Manuscripts and Editions of this Book xi II. Note as to two Julians xv III. Introduction: — Part I. The Lady Julian xvii Part II. The Manner of the Book xxxiii Part III. The Theme of the Book iv IV. "Revelations of Divine Love":— (Editorial Account) Chapter I. A List of Contents, called "A Particular of the Chapters" i II.-III. Autobiographical 3 IV.-IX. The First Revelation : The Trinity is shewn, through the Suffering of Christ, as Goodness, or Lore all-working 8 X. The Second Revelation : Man's Sight of God's Love is but partial because of sin's darkness 21 XI. The Third Revelation: All Being is Being of God and is good : Sin is no Being 16 XII. The Fourth Revelation: The stain of sin through lacking of human love is cleared away by the Death of Christ in His Love 19 XIII. The Fifth Revelation: By Love's Sacrifice, in Christ, the evil suffered, for Love's Increase, to rise, is overcome for ever 30 XIV. The Sixth Revelation: The travail of Man against evil on earth is a glory accepted by Love in Heaven 33 XV. The Seventh Revelation: It if of God's Will, for our learning, that on earth we change between joy of light and pain of darkness 34 XVI.-XXI. The Eighth