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by Christensen, Thomas

Fienberg, Nona, 363

  Figueroa, Don García de Silva y. See Silva y Figueroa, Don García de

  Findly, Ellison Banks, 109, 364

  firearms, 314

  Flores, Jorge, 363

  Fludd, Robert, 215, 240; Diagram of Perception, 215

  folio. See book formats

  Forbidden City, Beijing, 22

  Formosa, 324

  Francken II, Frans, Witches’ Sabbat, 234

  Frano, Veronica, 113

  Fraser, Antonia, 362

  Frederick II of Denmark, 191

  Frederick V, Elector Palatine, 99, 214, 249

  Freely, John, 365

  Friedrichs, Christopher R., 366

  Frith, Mary (“Moll Cutpurse”), 116

  Fun in Acapulco, 34

  Galeano, Eduardo, 72, 363

  Galigai, Leonora, 101; The Decapitation of Leonora Galigai, 105

  Galilei, Galileo, 14, 187, 195, 365; Calculating Device, 199; Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief Systems of the World, 203; Pages from The Starry Messenger, 201; Phases of the Moon, 197; The Starry Messenger, 200, 337

  Galilei, Maria Celeste, 196

  Galilei, Vicenzo, 195; The Dialogue on Ancient and Modern Music, 195

  galleons, 362; and Japan, 331; arribadas, 35; contraband on, 37; difficulties of voyage, 35–36; fiesta de las señas, 36; in 1615–1616, 35; routes taken, 36; size of, 34; taxation of cargo, 37; value of trade by, 22

  Garber, Marjorie, 120

  Garrard, Mary D., 364

  Gates, Jr., Henry Louis, 366

  gazetteers, Chinese, 349

  Geelkercken, Nicolaas, 11, 42, 362

  Gentileschi, Artemisia, 28, 122–127, 142, 149, 254, 364; Allegory of Inclination, 126, 127; Judith Slaying Holofernes, 124, 126, 127; Susanna and the Elders, 28

  Gentileschi, Orazio, 122

  Gerbier, Balthasar, 157

  Gerhard, Peter, 363

  Gessel, Van C., 367

  Gheyn, Jacob de, The Old Philosopher Chilo Lacedæmonius, 193

  Gilbert, William, 204

  Gilder, Joshua and Anne-Lee, 193–194, 365

  Gillis, Cynthia, 364

  Gingerich, Owen, 191

  Ginzburg, Carlo, 365

  Giraldez, Arturo, 362

  Goa, India, 20, 24, 44, 57, 61, 64, 74, 302, 303, 307, 308, 313, 318, 337, 351–352

  Golconda, India, 262

  golden age concept, 16–17, 355, 362

  Goldish, Matt, 366

  Goltzius, Hendrick, 149, 364; The Fall of Man, 150, 152; Icarus, 148; Jupiter and Antiope, 150, 153; Lot and His Daughters, 152; Right Hand of the Artist, 149

  Gómez de Sandoval, Francisco, 1st Duke of Lerma, 156

  Goodrick-Clarke, Nicholas, 365

  Gouge, William, 247

  Goytisolo, Juan, 272

  Gradie, Charlotte M., 363

  Gramaye, Jean-Baptiste, 275

  Greer, Germaine, 94

  Gregory XIII, pope, 9, 205

  Groenevelt, F., 149

  Guam, 363

  Guazzo, Francesco Maria, A Witch Giving an Anal Kiss to Satan, 237; Witches Roasting a Child, 233

  Guhyasamaja, 223

  Guy Fawkes Gunpowder Plot, 15

  Habsburg empire, 23, 99, 127, 153, 154, 157, 191–192. See also names of Habsburg rulers

  Haight, Ian, 367

  hajj, 258–262, 366

  Hamilton, Helen, 265

  Hannay, Margaret P., 363

  harem, 108

  Harington, John, 13

  Harriot, Thomas, 198

  Hartog, Dirk, 339

  Harvey, William, 216

  Hasan, Abul, 168–171; Jahangir’s Dream of the Visit of Shah Abbas, 170–171, 304; Saint John, 167; Squirrels in a Plane Tree, 167, 168–170, 171; The Mughal Emperor Jahangir Shoots an Arrow through the Mouth of the Decapitated Head of Malik Ambar, 20, 170; The Presentation of a Book by Sadi, 170

  Hasekura Tsunenaga, 30, 253, 329–334, 335, 367

  Hashim, Jahangir, 168

  Hay, James, 18

  Hecate, 232

  Hejaz, 258

  Henri III of France, 100

  Henri IV of France, 100, 100–101, 101, 244

  Henry, John, 365

  Henry, Prince of England, 14

  Heo Gyun, 295–298, 367; “At the Refugee Camp”, 296; The Tale of Hong Gildong, 297

  Heo Nanseolheon, 298

  Hindemith, Paul, 251, 366

  Hirsh, James, 362

  history as narrative, 11

  Ho, Tae-young, 367

  Hoberman, Louisa Schell, 362

  Hole, William, Coryate and the Venetian Courtesan, 342

  Hongwu emperor of China, 57, 216

  Hopkins, A. G., 361

  Hormuz, 260, 318, 341, 342, 352

  Hosokawa Gracia, 66

  Howard, Frances, Countess of Essex, 96, 264, 310

  Howe, Eunice, 366

  Huang, Ray, 361, 363

  Huaynaputina Volcano, 147

  Iceland, 277

  index of prohibited books, 204

  Infanta Isabella. See Isabella Clara Eugenia

  Inquisition, Roman, 202; Spanish, 270

  Ireland, 270, 278, 308, 310

  Isabella Clara Eugenia, Infanta, of Spain, 154, 156

  Isfahan, Iran, 178; New Julfa, Armenian district, 291–292

  Ishinomaki, Japan, 336

  Istanbul, 205

  Iwasa Matabei, 113, 164–165, 364; Court Ladies Viewing Chrsanthemums, 113

  Jahan, Nur, 104–110, 107, 364

  Jahangir, Nur-ud-din Salim, Mughal emperor, 16, 20, 30, 104, 106, 107, 108, 109, 168, 208, 262, 288, 318, 346. See also Mughal painting; his menagerie, 171–173; Jahangir and Prince Khurram with Nur Jahan, 107; obsession with Malik Ambar, 280–281

  Jahangirnama, 168, 171, 176

  James I of England and VI of Scotland, 13, 14, 15, 19, 23, 50, 51, 83, 89, 90, 96, 99, 127, 128, 142, 155, 214, 216, 230, 234, 236, 244, 249, 309, 362; Collected Workes, 355; Daemonologie, 13

  janissaries, 275, 279

  Japanese screen painting, influence seen in Mexico, 69

  Jerusalem, 263, 269

  Jesuit reductions, Argentina, 27

  Jesuit Rites Controversy, 338

  Jewish ghetto, Venice, 344

  Jin Ping Mei. See Plum in the Golden Vase

  Jobin, Bernhard, A Jewish Woman Gives Birth to Two Piglets, 244

  John Donne, on Thomas Coryate, 343

  John Paul II, pope, 204

  Jones, Ann Rosalind, 363, 364

  Jones, Inigo, 13, 18, 90, 127, 155, 345, 355. See also under masque, court, for specific masques

  Jonson, Ben, 13, 28, 90, 92, 93, 117, 210, 231, 232, 343, 345, 355, 362. See also under masque, court; Collected Workes, 93; “Sonnet to Lady Mary Wroth,” 92; The Alchemist, 92; The Devil Is an Ass, 231

  Joosten, Jan, 328

  Judaism, associated with witchcraft, 103

  Jung, Carl, 239

  Kaaba, 258

  kabbalah, 99, 210, 213, 216, 224

  Kalin, Ibrahim, 365

  Kalman, Maira, 188

  Kamarupa Seed Syllables, 221, 365

  Kamen, Henry, 254, 362, 363

  Kandahar (Afghanistan), 105, 170

  Kano Eitoku, 163–164, 364

  Kano Mitsunobu, 163–165; Snowy Pine, 164

  Kano Naizen, 164

  Kano Sanraku, Peonies, 164

  Kano Sansetsu, 164

  Kano school of Japanese painting, 163–165

  Kano Takanobu, Hotei, 162

  Kano Tanyu, 165

  Kasbah. See Qassabah

  Katz, David S., 366

  Keeling, William, 317

  Kepler, Johannes, 14, 187, 337, 365; “Cosmic Cup”, 190–191; The Cosmographic Mystery, 190, 195; The Dream (Somnium), 189; laws of planetary motion, 190; New Astronomy, 190; Pages from Kepler’s Calculations, 204

  Kepler, Katharina, 14, 187, 227

  Khan, Asaf, 174

  Khan, Chengiz, 279

  Khan, Inayat, 176–177; Inayat Khan, 1
600, 176; Inayat Khan Dying, 176

  Khusrau, Mughal prince, 109

  Kim, Kichung, 367

  King, David A., 365

  King, Margaret L., 363

  King James Bible, 244

  Kita, Sandy, 364

  Knox, John, The First Blast of the Trumpet against the Monstrous Regiment of Women, 95

  Ko, Dorothy, 363

  Kodai-ji, 165

  Koenigsberger, H. G., 362

  Koestler, Arthur, 365

  Koi, Kano, 164, 165

  Korea, Japanese invasions of, 295–298, 367

  Kottman, Karl A., 366

  Krakatoa volcano, 147

  Ladrones. See Mariana Islands

  Lake, Rodrigo Rivero, 363

  Lake Como, Italy, 347

  Lamb, H. H., 364

  Lamster, Mark, 364

  Lanfranco, Giovanni, 253, 329, 366; Foreign Ambassadors, 253

  Lar, Pakistan, 321

  Larkin, William, 14, 96

  Latin Quarter, Paris, 100

  Lavagnino, John, 365

  Lee, Christopher, 361

  Leeflang, Huigen, 364

  Lee Dal, 297

  Legge, James, 363

  Leigh, Dorothy, 98–99, 364; The Mothers Blessing, 98–99, 99

  Leigh, Ralph, 98

  Lemay, J. A. Leo, 86

  Lepanto, battle of, 24, 272

  Lerma, Duke of. See Gómez de Sandoval, Francisco, 1st Duke of Lerma Levack, Brian, 365

  Levant Company, 309

  Levenson, Jay A., 363

  Lewalski, Barbara Kiefer, 362

  Le dynasty, Vietnam, 336

  Le Maire, Jacob, 42, 63

  Li, Chinese Empress Dowager, 52

  Libri, Giulio, 200

  Lieberman, Victor, 361, 362

  Li Liufang, Gazing at Snow along the Riverbank, 140

  Lindley, David, 362

  Lin Feng, 59

  Lisbon, Portugal, spice markets, 44

  literacy, 99

  Lithgow, William, 28, 263–271, 276, 366; A Most Delectable and True Discourse of an Admired and Painfull Peregrination in Europe, 264; origins, 265; The Author in the Libyan Desart, 268; The Author in the Racke at Malaga, 271; The Gushing Teares of Godly Sorrow, etc., 265; The Modell of the Great City of Fez, 269; The Totall Discourse, of the Rare Adventures and Painfull Peregrinations, etc., 264, 271

  Little, Stephen, 365

  Little Ice Age, 113, 146–148, 364

  Livingstone, David, 62

  Li Zhi, 135

  Lloyd, David, The Legend of Captain Iones, 87

  Lockhart, Alice, 265

  Lockhart, James, 367

  longitude, 337

  Longobardi, Nicolas, 338

  Louis XIII of France, 16, 90, 100, 101, 102, 103

  Lowe, Kate, 366

  Luijten, Ger, 364

  Luther, Martin, 97, 203, 224, 226

  Macau, China, 57, 59, 337

  macrocosms and microcosms, 212, 215, 216, 220, 226, 365

  Mac faction, Vietnam, 336

  Maddison, Francis, 365

  Madonna and child painting motif, 97, 109

  Madre de Deus, Portuguese ship, 317

  Magellan, Ferdinand, 200

  Mahabharata, 7

  Maier, Michael, 5, 215, 239–240, 251, 366; Atalanta Fugiens, 212, 240, 243, 251. See also Merian, Matthieu

  Malaysia, 324

  Malick, Terrence, 363

  Malleus Maleficarum (Hammer of Witches), 236

  Mami, Arnaut, 272

  Mangan, Jane E., 363

  Manila, Philippines, 11, 22, 24, 30, 34, 35, 37, 38, 44, 59, 63, 64, 65, 66, 70, 80

  Mann, Charles C., 361

  Mansur, Ustad, 171–190, 364; Dipper, 173–174; Dipper and Other Birds, 170; Dodo, 174; Dodo and Other Birds, 172; North American Turkey, 171; turkey cock, 172–173

  map of world from 1616, 11

  Marcus, Leah Sinanoglou, 367

  Margolis, Howard, 204

  Mariuccia (Maria Tinatin de Ziba), 299, 341, 342, 353

  Marlin, Hilary, 364

  Martinez, Enrico, 39–40, 362

  Mary, Queen of Scots, 362. See Stuart, Mary, Queen of Scotland

  masque, court, 10, 13, 14, 362; Christmas, His Masque, 355, 367; expense of, 18, 19; The Golden Age Restored, 13–31, 16, 18, 19, 22; Lovers Made Men, 18; The Masque of Beauty, 18; The Masque of Blackness, 90; The Fortunate Isles, and Their Union, 210; The Vision of Delight, 28, 131

  Mathes, Valerie L., 362

  Matoaka (“Pocahontas”), 28, 83–89, 127–132, 130, 363; at court masque, 131; death and legacy, 131; kidnapping of, 89

  matrilineal vs. patrilineal societies, 89

  Mawangdui, 49

  Mayer, Roberto, 362

  Mayon Volcano, 147

  McCrory, Donald, 367

  McGaha, Michael, 367

  McGill, Forrest, 367

  Mecca, 258

  Mede, Joseph, 247

  Medici, Cosimo II de, 126

  Medicis, Marie de, queen of France, 101, 102, 103, 244

  medicine, 293

  Medici Oriental Press, 205

  Mehmed III Adii, Ottoman sultan, 16

  Melaka, 24, 57

  Mendieta, Eva, 364

  Merian, Matthieu, Alchemy and Geometry, 240; Following the Footprints of Nature, 240; Its Nurse Is the Earth, 251; Placing the Stone on the Mountain, 212; The Philosopher’s Egg, 240; The Wolf Coming from the East and the Dog Coming from the West Have Bitten Each Other, 243

  Meriweather, G., 367

  Mermaid Inn, London, 343

  Merrim, Stephanie, 364

  Mexican War of Independence, 35

  Mexico City, 39; flooding and drainage, 38

  Michaels, Leonard, 114

  Middleton, Thomas, 13, 314, 365; “Come Away, Hecate, Come Away”, 232, 365; A Portrait of the Artist as a She-Owl, 231; Measure for Measure, 13; The Patient Man and the Honest Whore, 117; The Roaring Girl, 116, 364. The Tragedy of Macbeth, 13, 14, 230, 230–232, 365; The Witch, 231, 231–234, 365

  midwifery, 100–104, 364

  millennarianism, 69, 247–248

  Miller, Naomi J., 94, 363

  Milton, Giles, 362, 367

  Minchin, Susie, 367

  Modena, Leon, 243–245, 366

  Modena, Mordecai, 245

  Moliere, 113

  Moll Cutpurse. See Frith, Mary (“Moll Cutpurse”)

  Moluccas, 25, 44, 47, 61, 64, 65, 80

  Moscow, 315

  motherhood, 97–99. See also Leigh, Dorothy

  Mound of Ears (Mimizuka), 295

  mountains, 58; Alps, 347; as spiritual places, 182–184; Mexican, 33, 78, 79; Mount Arafat, Saudi Arabia, 258; Mount Chickenfoot, China, 350; Mount Huang, China, 348, 349; Mount Jinhua, China, 347–348; Potosí, 71–76

  Mozambique, 62

  Mughal painting, 165–177, 364. See also names of individual artists

  Mukai Shogen (Mukai Shogen Tadakatsu), 328, 329, 330

  mulberry trees, 22, 48, 49

  Mungello, D. E., 363

  Murad III, Ottoman sultan, 206

  Murano, Italy, glassworks, 31, 199

  muraqqa’, Persian painting albums, 178

  Murashige, Araki, 164

  Murúa, Martín de, 77

  Mus, Decius, 155

  Muscovy, 300

  Nagoya Castle, 165

  Nahagirnama, 176

  Nahualism, 237

  Namala, Doris, 367

  Nanha, The Submission of Rana Amar Singh to Prince Khurram, 281

  Nanjing, 182

  Naples, 257, 352

  Nasr, Seyyed Hossein, 365

  Navarre, 100

  Needham, Joseph, 51, 218, 363, 365; Science and Civilization in China, 51

  Needleman, Jacob, 365

  Nestorius, 253

  Neugebauer, Otto, 205

  Newman, Andrew J., 361

  Newport, Christopher, 317

  Newson, Linda A., 367

  Nguyen faction, Vietnam, 336

  Nguyen Phuc N
guyen, 336

  Nouroz, Persian festival, 108

  Nurhaci, 24

  Nur Jahan. See Jahan, Nur

  nutmeg, 23, 25, 64, 362

  O’Flynn, Dennis, 362

  octavo. See book formats

  Odcombe, 343

  Olivier, Jacques, An Alphabet of Women’s Imperfections, 95

  opera, The Harmony of the World (Hindemith), 251; L’Orfeo Dolente (Belli), 90; The Peony Pavilion (Tang Xianzu), 219

  Orgel, Stephen, 362

  orientalism, 17, 256

  Osaka Castle, 165

  Overbury, Thomas, 96, 97, 264, 310; “A Wife,” 96, 97

  Pacheco, Francisco, Catalina de Erauso, 118

  Padua, Italy, 113, 187, 195, 196, 198, 199, 200, 266

  Pal, Orataoaditya, 364

  Palazzo del Capitanio, Padua, 187

  Paludanus, Bernardus, 61

  Panek, Jennifer, 364

  Paracelsus, 216

  parda (seclusion of women), 108, 109

  Parker, Charles H., 361, 367

  Pasha, Nasuf, 318

  pastoral romance as literary genre, 94

  Paul V, Pope, 14, 30, 201, 330, 333

  Pebworth, Ted-Larry, 362

  Penrose, Boies, 265, 269, 366, 367

  Perkins, Wendy, 364

  Persepolis, Iran, 341

  Persian Gulf, 260

  perspicillium. See telescope

  Peterson, Thomas K., 362

  Petrarch, Francesco, 16

  Peyton, Walter, 317

  Phelan, John Leddy, 367

  Philippines, 332, 335

  Philip II of Spain, 247

  Philip III of Spain and II of Portugal, 17, 22, 77, 156, 330, 334

  Philip IV of Spain, 122

  Phillips, Carla Rahn, 362

  picaresque novel, literary genre, 119

  pieces of eight. See dollar, Spanish

  pilgrimage, 258–262

  pirates and piracy, 41, 59, 60, 80, 266, 274, 275, 278, 297, 324. See also corsairs

  plague, 114, 148

  Platonic solids, 190

  The Plum in the Golden Vase (Jin Ping Mei), 219–221, 365

  Pocahontas. See Matoaka (“Pocahontas”)

  Poland, 315

  “Polonaise” carpet, 55

  Poma, Guaman, 20, 22, 74, 147, 333, 363; A Spanish Traveler Mistreats His Native Carrier, 77; Deceitful Sorcerers and Witches, 236; The First New Chronicle and Good Government, 22; Huaynaputina Volcano, 147; Indian Parents Defend Their Daughter from the Lascivious Spaniard, 74; Punishments of Miners, 22

  popes of Roman Catholic church. See Alexander VI, Gregory XIII, John Paul II, Paul V, Urban VIII

  Popkin, Richard Henry, 366

  population decline, 24, 140

  Portuguese, in East Asia, 59

  Potosí, Bolivia, 19, 20, 22, 71, 71–74, 72, 74, 78, 363

  Pound, Ezra, 363

  Poupard, Paul, cardinal, 204

  poverty, 262

  Powhatan, 87–88

  Presley, Elvis, 34

  printing press, 16

  prisons, Fleet, 308, 310; King’s Bench, 308; Marshalsea, 271; Newgate, 117; Tower of London, 19, 96, 97, 155, 254, 264, 309, 310

 

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