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Index
A
Abbas, Haly
abstinence
acedia
See alsosloth
Adam
sin of
adultery
age, aging
old age
AIDs
Albertus Magnus
alcohol
See alsodrunkenness
Alexander of Hales
alienation
Alphabet of Tales
Ancrene Wisse
anorexia
See alsofasting
appetite, sensitive
and envy
and lechery
and pride
and tristitia
Aquinas, Thomas
commentary on the Sentences
on the passions
Summa Theologica
Arderne, John
Aristotle
Arundel, Thomas
astrology
seven planets
Augustine
City of God
avarice
Avicenna
B
Bartholomaeus Anglicus
beauty
behavior
Benedictine order
See alsoRypon, Robert
Bible, the
See alsoEcclesiasticus, John, Joshua, Leviticus, Luke, Matthew
New Testament
Old Testament
Black Death
See alsoPlague
blindness and vision
blood (sanguis)
bloodletting
Bodley
body, the
changes in
defects, diseased
the Fall and
sin and
sorrow and
soul and
Boethius
Chaucer’s translation of
cited by Arderne
Book for a Simple and Devout Woman
Book of Vices and Virtues, the
Book to a Mother
Bossy, John
brain, the
See alsomadness; mental illness; psychiatry
Brinton, Thomas
Bromyard, John
C
cancer
See alsotumor
war metaphors of
canonization
“Canutus” plague treatise
carnal desires
carnal pleasures
carnal sins
See alsolechery; sex
Carpenter, Alexander
Cassian, John
Caxton
Mirrour
charms
Chastising of God’s Children, the
Chaucer, Geoffrey
See also Parson’s Tale, Chaucer’s
Canterbury Tales
translation of Boethius
choler
Christ
Christus medicus
crucifixion of
healing
wounds of
Cleanness
clergy
See alsopriests
authority
diseased/deformed
ownership of medical texts
Cloud of Unknowing
coldness
complexion
concupiscence
See alsopleasure
Condemnation of 1277
confession and penance
confessional and penitential language in medical texts
confessional and penitential manuals
as medicine
in Piers Plowman
Constantine the African
consumption (disease)
consumption (of food and drink)
of self
contagion
contraries
contrition
Council of Trent
D
de Chauliac, Guy
De Miseria Condicionis Humane
demons
desert fathers, the
devil, the
as physician
de Vitry, Phillipe
diarrhea
diet
dietary writings
and surgeons
digestion
disease
See also specific diseases
disobedience
See alsoobedience
Dives and Pauper
Doctrinal of Sapience
dropsy (edema)
See alsoswelling
healed by Christ
drunkenness
dryness
E
Ebola
Ecclesiasticus, book of
elements, the four
emissions, seminal
emotion, emotions
history of
encyclopedias
England
envy
epidemic
epilepsy
Eucharist
Evagrius Ponticus
Eve
exempla
F
Fall, the
See alsoAdam; Eve; snake
Fasciculus Morum
fasting
excessive
fever
flattery
fools
Seemadness
fornication
See alsosex
foux nastres
G
Galen, Galenism
Garden of Eden
Gascoigne, Thomas
gender
and sexuality
genetics
Gerson, Jean
Giles of Rome
gluttony
God
gout
Gower, John
ConfessioAmantis
Mirour de l’Omme (Mirror of Man)
Gregorian order of the sins
Gregory the Great
Morals on the Book of Job
Grosseteste, Robert
Templum dei
H
Handlyng Synne
See alsoMannyng, Robert
heart
heat
Henry of Lancaster, Le Livre de Seyntz Medicines
Henry of Suso
Henry V
heresy
Hilton, Walter, Scale of Perfection
Hippocrates
homicide
homosexuality
hospitals
humility
humors
See alsoblood (sanguis); cholera; melancholia; phlegm
I
Ibn Sina
SeeAvicenna
indigestion
See alsodigestion
Innocent III
insomnia
Isidore of Seville
J
Jacob’s Well
James, William
jaundice
John, Epistle of
John, Gospel of
John of Bordeaux
John of Burgundy
John of Mirfield
Joshua, Book of
L
labor (childbirth)
labor (work)
Laham, Simon
Lambeth 392
Lanfranc of Milan
Langland, William
See also Piers Plowman
language
cognitive function of
science and
theory of
as venom
Lateran Council, the Third
Lateran Council, the Fourth
Lavynham, Richard, Litel Tretys
Lay Folks’ Mass Book
lechery/lust
leprosy
healed by Christ
Leper Home, Carville, Louisiana
leprosarium
lethargy
Leviticus, book of
liver, the
Lollards, Lollardy
See alsoWycliffe, John
Love, Nicholas, Mirror of the Blessed Life of Jesus Christ
lovesickness
Luke, Gospel of
lust
Seelechery
luxuria
Seelechery
Lydgate, John
Dietary for Pestilence
Pilgrimage of the Life of Man
M
madness
See alsomental illness
Mannyng, Robert
See also Handlyng Synne
masturbation
Matthew, Gospel of
medical discourse
medical imagery
medical texts
medicine
avarice and
the Condemnation of 1277 and
the devil’s
envy and
failure of
gluttony and
lechery and
as material
medieval
as metaphor
as metonymy
modern
morality and
prided and
progress of
religion and
sloth and
spiritual
study of
wrath and
“Medicines to Cure the Deadly Sins”
melancholia (melancholy)
Memoriale Crendencium
menstruation
mental illness
See alsomadness; psychiatry
mercy
metaphor
avarice and
of confession
envy and
gluttony and
Illness as Metaphor
of infection
lechery and
as medicine
pride and
sins and
sloth and
as substitution
wrath and
miracles
Mirk, John, Festial
Mirror of Justices
moisture
N
Newhauser, Richard
New Testament
SeeBible, the
nocturnal emissions
Seeemissions
non-naturals
O
obedience
obesity
Occupy Wall Street movement
Ockham, William
“Of the Seven Ages” lyric
Old Testament
SeeBible, the
Origen
Ovid
Oxford
P
Parson’s Tale, Chaucer’s
passions
pastoral literature
patience
Pecham, John
Pecock, Reginald
People vs. Pierson (1903)
Peraldus, William
Peter of Limoges
Petrarch
pharmacology
phlegm
physicians
Piers Plowman
See alsoLangland, William
Pilgrimage of the Life of Man
SeeLydgate, John
pity
plague
See alsoBlack Death
and Lollards
pleasure
poetry
prayers
Prick of Conscience
pride
priests
See alsoclergy
psychiatry
See alsomadness; mental illness
purgatory
purging and purgatives
Q
Quattuor Sermones
‘Queen Isabel’s dietary’
R
rape
Rawcliffe, Carole
reason
Reformation, the
renaissance, the
Ricoeur, Paul
Robert of Flamborough
Rosenwein, Barbara
Rypon, Robert
S
sadness
See alsosorrow; tristitia
St. Bridget of Sweden
St. John Chrysostom
St. Paul
self-injury
semen
Seeemissions
senses, the
sermons
See also Bodley 649; Quattuor Sermones ; Robert Rypon
Middle English Sermons
sex
desire for
pleasure in
sin
taxes
sins, the seven deadly
See alsoavarice; envy, gluttony; lechery; pride; sloth; wrath
sleep
sloth
See alsoacedia
snake
devil as
sodomy
Seehomosexuality
La Somme le Roi
Sontag, Susan
sorrow
See alsosadness; tristitia
soul, the
and the body
immaterial
passions of
physician of
salvation of
tripartite division of
Speculum Sacerdotale
speech
spiritual health
spiritual pleasure
spiritual sickness
spiritual sin
stomach, 32
of the mind
suicide
Summa Virtutum de Remediis Anime
surgery
sweat
swelling
See alsodropsy
synecdoche
T
“Templum Domini”
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