Anne of Bohemia:
Heritage and Marriage -- "She Settled Quarrels" -- Household and Finances -- "Most Gracious Queen of England": Patronage -- Biological and Nurturing Motherhood -- Childlessness, Virginity, and Manhood -- Afterlife and Conclusion
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| Zusammenfassung: | Heritage and Marriage -- "She Settled Quarrels" -- Household and Finances -- "Most Gracious Queen of England": Patronage -- Biological and Nurturing Motherhood -- Childlessness, Virginity, and Manhood -- Afterlife and Conclusion "This volume examines the life of Anne of Bohemia, first queen of Richard II (1377-1399), and situates her within the context of medieval queenship by arguing that Anne ably fulfilled the political role of the queen consort through her intercession, patronage, and piety. With the inclusion of tables listing Anne's acts of intercession and her land holdings and land grants, Anne of Bohemia is a useful tool for students and scholars interested in queenship studies, medieval women's history, and the history of the English monarchy"-- |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS List of Figures Acknowledgments List ofAbbreviations List of People Introduction vii viii x xii 1 1 Heritage and Marriage 19 2 Intercession: “She Settled Quarrels” 52 3 Finances and Household 90 4 “Most Gracious Queen of England”: Patronage 111 5 Biological and Nurturing Motherhood 143
vi Contents 6 Childlessness, Virginity, and Manhood 166 7 Afterlife and Conclusion 184 Appendix 1 Anne of Bohemia’s Pardons, Licenses, and Grants 208 Appendix 2 Anne’s Dower and Grants 220 Appendix 3 Letter and Translation ofAdditional 6159 258 Appendix 4 Servants and Officials 262 Bibliography 269 Index 29Ί
INDEX Pages in italics refer figures, bold refer tables and pages followed by n refer notes. Abberbury, Richard, Anne’s chamberlain 39,41,95, 100-101,113,223,224,243,262 Agnes of Bohemia, daughter of Ottokar I, king of Bohemia 28,196 Agnes “Launcrona,” lady ofAnne of Bohemia 99-100,102 Anna of Schweidnitz, third wife of Charles IV 22 Anne, saint, mother ofVirgin Mary 1,68,70-71,117-118, 145,155-157 Anne of Bavaria, second wife of Charles IV 22 Anne of Bohemia, queen of England 2—3,7,9—12,29, 39-42,67-73,94,152,184, 190-191; apartments 104-105; apothecary bill 145-149; and the Appellants 63-64; books of hours 196-197; chaste marriage 143—144,150,176; chastity 143-144; childhood 29-31; childlessness 144, 149-150,150-151,158-159, 176-178,201-202; coronation 36-38,37; crowns 103,104; as a cultural authority 120-121; dower lands 90—92,220,221, 222-256; effigy 185-186, 185; epitaph 157-158; eulogies of 118,154-158, 173; fashion 125-127; funeral 186; her horses 95-96,114; household members 95—102; intercessions/pardons 12,32, 52-54,55,57,59-73, 80,116,
298 Index 153-154,156-157,201,202, 208, 209-219; international mediation 73-79,118; and John of Northampton 64—67; ladies 101-102; letter to Wenceslas IV 77-78,258-261; literary patronage 119-122; Lollards 191,193-196; marriage negotiations and arrival 31,33-36,43; nurturing motherhood 150, 152-158; officials 95; obit 189-190; patronage 112—116; physicians 146; piety 116—118, 154-155,158; pilgrimages 39, 145; plate 103-104; possible miscarriage 2,149-150; queen’s gold 92-94,107n5; reputation 14,150,198—200; Richard’s court 131-132; as Richard’s imperial link 133-134; servants 95-97, 98, 113-116,262-268; Smithfield Tournament 128-129; tomb 12,123,132, 169,170-172, 171,187-189, 187, 188, 203n9-204nl0; the de Vere Scandal 99—100; visual arts 122-123;Wilton Diptych 124,169—170; womanhood 152-153,176-178,201-202 Appellant Crisis 9-11, 63-64, 100-101 Arblaster,John 95,114,242,262 art 26-28,103-104,122-125, 168-172,187-189,200 Arundel, Thomas, bishop 9, 194,195 de Aykton, Joan, anchorite 118,242 Beauchamp, John 113—114 de Beauchamp,Thomas, earl of Warwick 10,12,58 Benes ofWeitmile, chronicler 29 Beuesschaw, James, Anne’s confessor 95,98,118, 227,262 Blanche ofValois, first wife of Charles IV 21,22 Blanche, Lady Poynings 41,100 de Bohun, Eleanor, duchess of Gloucester 59, 50n42 de Bohun, Mary, wife of Henry Bolingbroke 146 Boniface IX, pope 118 Bonne of Luxembourg 35,44n2 Brembre, Nicholas 10-11,42,64 Broker, Nicholas 187 Bucton, Robert 114 Burley, Simon 11, 33, 34,36, 48n30,58,64,113,214,231 Casimir III, “the Great,” king of Poland 25,126 Catherine ofValois, queen of England 7,186
Chaddeslee, Hugh 95-96, 108Ո17,237,263 Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor 7,13,20,21-25, 30-31,32, 33,44,51n50, 121,124-125,126,141Ո49; antisemitism 24; as artistic patron 26—27 chaste marriage 143-144,150, 168,176 Chaucer, Geoffrey 112,119-121, 152-153,177,201 childlessness 15,144,149-151, 158-159,166-168,172, 173-174,176-178,201-202 Christine de Pizan 16n4,31-32, 47n22,116 Concordia 69—73, 81, 87n33, 155-156; see ako Maidstone, Richard coronation 36-38, 37
Index 299 Courtenay, William, archbishop of Canterbury 36,63,68,93, 101,117 Diggeley, William 114,240,248, 263 dower 90-92,220,221,222-256 Edith, queen of England, wife of Edward the Confessor 168 Edmund of Langley, duke of York 59 Edward the Confessor 8,124, 130,143,166,167-168, 170-171,173 Edward III, king of England 7, 33,39,56, 94,104-105,127, 129-131,168,170,172,175, 186,187 Edward, “the Black Prince,” prince ofWales 101,131,175 Edward, earl of Rutland 58,59 Eleanor of Castile, queen of England 54 Eleanor of Provence, queen of England 54 Elisabeth Přemyslid, queen of Bohemia 21,28 Elisabeth of Pomerania, Holy Roman Empress, fourth wife of Charles IV 7,25,27,31, 32-33,34,35,44,51n50,76, 98,197 Elizabeth of Hungary, saint 29,155 Elizabeth Rejčka/ Richenza, second queen ofWenceslas II, king of Bohemia 28 Eltham palace 104—105,120 Elys, Thomas 114,248,263 de Faryngdon,Thomas 53,63,209 fatherhood 175 Feer, Robert 61—62,212 femininity see womanhood fertility 145,147-149 FitzAlan, Richard, earl of Arundel 10,12,58,64, 186-187 Foxe, John 192,194-195 Frankyssh,John 115,251 Froissart, Jean 29,35,36,40,56, 99,128,140n40 Garter, Knights and Ladies of 39, 50n42,127 gender 14-15,53,166,177-178, 201-202; and monarchy 5-6, 53,55-56,66-67,71-73 Gomnys,Anne 115,227,232, 246,263 Gower,John 152 Grauson, Otto 97,105,263 Han Kon, Godschalk van 60,209 Henry Bolingbroke, later Henry Ιλζ king of England 10,11,13, 58, 64,76,146; daughters 103 Henry V king of England 7 Holand, Joan, Richard Il’s half sister 92 Holand, John, Richard Il’s half brother 36,40-42,95, 245,247 Hornyk, Nicholas, Anne’s
confessor 95,98,264 Hus,Jan 192—193 Hussites 192-193,196,204nl7 infertility see fertility intercession 6,13-14,17nl9, 32-33,38,41,52-81,153, 198-202; Anne’s acts of (table) 208, 209-219; everyday nature of 54; Parliament trying to curb 57-58 Isabella of Castile, duchess of York 59
ЭОО Index Isabella of France, queen of England 7, 55,105,175 Isabella ofValois, second queen of Richard II 12,192,180nl3 Jakoubek of Stribo 193 Joan of Kent, princess ofWales 40-42,48n31,53, 58,76, 78, 95,101,102,104,119,195 Joan, Lady Mohun 41,50n42, 100,101,227,231,236,237 Joanna of Bavaria, first wife of Wenceslas IV 30 John, duke of Brittany 92 John of Gaunt, duke of Lancaster 7, 8,11,13,18n36,36,41, 42,58, 59,62,65-66,67,79, 86n29,101,105,128 John of Görlitz 23, 30 John of Luxembourg (the Blind), king of Bohemia 20-22,26,76 Karlštejn 27, 124 Katharine ofAragon, queen of England 150,162n23 Kennington 104,246 Kent, Robert 114,229,264 Kings Langley 105 kingship 4, 66,130,132-133, 168,169,175 Kunigunde of Bohemia, daughter of Ottokar II, king ofBohemia 28,196 Liber Regalis 36, 37,49n37, 122-123,138n29,206n35 Lollards 192,194,196 London 8,12,36,53-54;Anne’s properties there 101,236-237; reconciliation of 1392 67-73, 217-218 Lote, Stephen 187,203n9 Luxembourgs 20-21 Lygthfote, Adam 61,214 Maidstone, Richard 69-73,81, 87n33,155 manhood 173-178 Margaret of France, queen of England 7,54 Margaret ofTeschen 98, 101,264 Margery, Lady Moleyns 41,100, 101,225 Martin, tailor 95,115,264 masculinity see manhood medicine 145-149 Melton, Geoffrey 146,264 de Mézières, Philippe 151-152 Middleton, John 146,264 Mistilburgh, Eliska 98,101,233, 264 monarchy 127-133; see also gender More, Thomas, Anne’s treasurer 61,94,95,114,143,146,214, 215,264 MorvilLJohn 115,222,247,250, 264 motherhood 150-158; biological 151; nurturing 14,150—152, 153-154,157-158,176,201 Mountz, Nicholas, Anne’s confessor
86n29,95,98,118, 213,264 Mowbray, Thomas, earl of Nottingham 10,11,12,39, 144-145 Neuthorp, John, Anne’s wardrober 95,264 Neville, Alexander, archbishop of York 10-11 Northampton, John of 64—67, 85n24,118,136nl6,212,213 Nuremberg 24,28,29 Obriake, Balthasar 60,61, 76, 116,212
Index papacy 13,19,33-34,74-76,99, 117-118,191,193,195 Parker, John 115,228,229,239, 240,254,265 Parliament 9-11,12, 52,57-58, 67,93,100 patronage 26-28,111-116; artistic patronage 26-28, 122-125,168-172,187-189, 200; hterary patronage 26-27, 119-122; religious patronage 27,116-118,189-190 Payn, Robert 114,248,265 Peasants’ Revolt 8; pardons for 9, 50n41,52,53, 60-63,93, 209-212,217 Pedro IR king ofAragon 78 Percy, Henry, earl of Northumberland 58 Percy,Thomas 95,101,109n36, 109n37,219,236,237,245, 255,265 Petrarch 13,26,121 Philip, duke of Burgundy 184—185 Philippa of Hainault, queen of England 7,54-56, 94,103, 105,127,131,172 de la Pole, Michael, earl of Suffolk and former chancellor 9-11,33,48n30,58,94,244, 246 Prague 20,24,26-28,122,124, 196 Přemysl, duke ofTeschen 29, 34, 98, 99 Přemyslids 19-21,27-28,51n50 Prest, Godfrey 187 queen’s gold 92-94,107n5 queenship 1, 3-7,38, 52-56, 61,65,66,72-74,80,90, 111-112,116,189,200-202; and motherhood 1,151-152, 163n28 ЗОЇ Richard II, king of England 3, 7-13, 36-42,56,65-66, 68-70, 72-76, 92-93, 101, 104-105,144,145,190; alliances 75,78,79; Anne’s epitaph 157-158; Anne’s eulogies 153-154,157;Anne’s funeral 186; and the Appellants 9-11; arms for a son 144—145; childlessness 15,166-168,172, 173-174,178; confirming Anne’s grants 113-115; court 131-132; cramp rings 130131; deposition in 1387 10; Edward the Confessor 8,143, 166,167-169, 169,172-173; grief at Anne’s death 184—185; the imperial throne 132-134; insanity claims 198-199; itinerary 96; legitimacy as king 173; literature 119,121; livery 128-129; London 67-73; manhood 173-178;
marriage and negotiations 33-35,36, 43; maturity 15,166,173—178; palaces 104-105; Peasants’ Revolt 8-9; Smithfield Tournament 128-129; tomb 12,123,132, 169,170-172, 171,187-189, 187, 188, 203n9-204n9; touching for scrofula 129-130; view of kingship 132-133; virginity 166,167-172,173,175-176, 171; visual arts 124-125; Wilton Diptych 124,168-169 Roughton, Richard 95,265 Ryvenys, Nicholas 88n45,98, 115,232,246 Schelya, James 95,114,229,265 [de] Segrave, Hugh, treasurer 94, 265 Sheen 95-97,105,120,184
302 Index shoes 125-127 Shrewsbury Charter 80, 80 Sigismund, king of Hungary, Bohemia, Holy Roman Emperor 23,29,30,76-77,133 Sigiem, Roger 98,99,136nl6, 244,265 Skipwith, William 94 Smithfield 8,128-129 Sophia of Bavaria, second wile of Wenceslas IV 197 Stafford, Ralph 40-41,95,266 Stradee, Alice 95,106,266 Sudbury, Simon, archbishop of Canterbury 8 Teutonic Knights 25,79 Thomas ofWoodstock, duke of Gloucester 9-12,36,58, 230,234 Tresilian, Robert 10-11, 58,226 Toup, Roger 3, 94 Urban VI, pope 13,19,33-34, 74-76,99,117 Usk,Adam 43, 111 de Vere, Robert, earl of Oxford and duke of Ireland 10-11, 18n30,95, 98,99-100, 102, 106n2,114 Violante, queen ofAragon 78-79 Virgin Mary 38,53,71,116,124, 145,152,154,156,170 virginity 166—176 Wardeboysjohn 114-115, 225,267 Warderobe, Henry 114,223, 225,267 Waryn, John 115,224,229,267 Walsingham, Our Lady of, shrine 39,145 Walsingham,Thomas 8,14,39, 40,43,50n41,51n48,64,97, 99,118,132,143,186 Wenceslas, duke of Luxembourg 35 Wenceslas, saint 20,26,27 Wenceslas IV, king of Bohemia and the Romans 7,19,23, 24,25,28, 30,31,33,34,43, 48n31,51n50,76-77,98, 102,122-123,124,133,144, 149,197; letter from Anne 258-261 Westminster Abbey 8,36,117, 169,171,185, 187, 188, 189-190 Whetteneye, Perrin 102,267 Wilcotes, William 114,267 William, duke of Guelders 184 Winchcombe, Tideman, bishop of Llandaff 146,149,267 womanhood 152-153,163n35, 176-178,201 Wybourne, Walter 114,247,267 Wyclif, John 191-195 Yevele, Henry 187,203n9
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CONTENTS List of Figures Acknowledgments List ofAbbreviations List of People Introduction vii viii x xii 1 1 Heritage and Marriage 19 2 Intercession: “She Settled Quarrels” 52 3 Finances and Household 90 4 “Most Gracious Queen of England”: Patronage 111 5 Biological and Nurturing Motherhood 143
vi Contents 6 Childlessness, Virginity, and Manhood 166 7 Afterlife and Conclusion 184 Appendix 1 Anne of Bohemia’s Pardons, Licenses, and Grants 208 Appendix 2 Anne’s Dower and Grants 220 Appendix 3 Letter and Translation ofAdditional 6159 258 Appendix 4 Servants and Officials 262 Bibliography 269 Index 29Ί
INDEX Pages in italics refer figures, bold refer tables and pages followed by n refer notes. Abberbury, Richard, Anne’s chamberlain 39,41,95, 100-101,113,223,224,243,262 Agnes of Bohemia, daughter of Ottokar I, king of Bohemia 28,196 Agnes “Launcrona,” lady ofAnne of Bohemia 99-100,102 Anna of Schweidnitz, third wife of Charles IV 22 Anne, saint, mother ofVirgin Mary 1,68,70-71,117-118, 145,155-157 Anne of Bavaria, second wife of Charles IV 22 Anne of Bohemia, queen of England 2—3,7,9—12,29, 39-42,67-73,94,152,184, 190-191; apartments 104-105; apothecary bill 145-149; and the Appellants 63-64; books of hours 196-197; chaste marriage 143—144,150,176; chastity 143-144; childhood 29-31; childlessness 144, 149-150,150-151,158-159, 176-178,201-202; coronation 36-38,37; crowns 103,104; as a cultural authority 120-121; dower lands 90—92,220,221, 222-256; effigy 185-186, 185; epitaph 157-158; eulogies of 118,154-158, 173; fashion 125-127; funeral 186; her horses 95-96,114; household members 95—102; intercessions/pardons 12,32, 52-54,55,57,59-73, 80,116,
298 Index 153-154,156-157,201,202, 208, 209-219; international mediation 73-79,118; and John of Northampton 64—67; ladies 101-102; letter to Wenceslas IV 77-78,258-261; literary patronage 119-122; Lollards 191,193-196; marriage negotiations and arrival 31,33-36,43; nurturing motherhood 150, 152-158; officials 95; obit 189-190; patronage 112—116; physicians 146; piety 116—118, 154-155,158; pilgrimages 39, 145; plate 103-104; possible miscarriage 2,149-150; queen’s gold 92-94,107n5; reputation 14,150,198—200; Richard’s court 131-132; as Richard’s imperial link 133-134; servants 95-97, 98, 113-116,262-268; Smithfield Tournament 128-129; tomb 12,123,132, 169,170-172, 171,187-189, 187, 188, 203n9-204nl0; the de Vere Scandal 99—100; visual arts 122-123;Wilton Diptych 124,169—170; womanhood 152-153,176-178,201-202 Appellant Crisis 9-11, 63-64, 100-101 Arblaster,John 95,114,242,262 art 26-28,103-104,122-125, 168-172,187-189,200 Arundel, Thomas, bishop 9, 194,195 de Aykton, Joan, anchorite 118,242 Beauchamp, John 113—114 de Beauchamp,Thomas, earl of Warwick 10,12,58 Benes ofWeitmile, chronicler 29 Beuesschaw, James, Anne’s confessor 95,98,118, 227,262 Blanche ofValois, first wife of Charles IV 21,22 Blanche, Lady Poynings 41,100 de Bohun, Eleanor, duchess of Gloucester 59, 50n42 de Bohun, Mary, wife of Henry Bolingbroke 146 Boniface IX, pope 118 Bonne of Luxembourg 35,44n2 Brembre, Nicholas 10-11,42,64 Broker, Nicholas 187 Bucton, Robert 114 Burley, Simon 11, 33, 34,36, 48n30,58,64,113,214,231 Casimir III, “the Great,” king of Poland 25,126 Catherine ofValois, queen of England 7,186
Chaddeslee, Hugh 95-96, 108Ո17,237,263 Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor 7,13,20,21-25, 30-31,32, 33,44,51n50, 121,124-125,126,141Ո49; antisemitism 24; as artistic patron 26—27 chaste marriage 143-144,150, 168,176 Chaucer, Geoffrey 112,119-121, 152-153,177,201 childlessness 15,144,149-151, 158-159,166-168,172, 173-174,176-178,201-202 Christine de Pizan 16n4,31-32, 47n22,116 Concordia 69—73, 81, 87n33, 155-156; see ako Maidstone, Richard coronation 36-38, 37
Index 299 Courtenay, William, archbishop of Canterbury 36,63,68,93, 101,117 Diggeley, William 114,240,248, 263 dower 90-92,220,221,222-256 Edith, queen of England, wife of Edward the Confessor 168 Edmund of Langley, duke of York 59 Edward the Confessor 8,124, 130,143,166,167-168, 170-171,173 Edward III, king of England 7, 33,39,56, 94,104-105,127, 129-131,168,170,172,175, 186,187 Edward, “the Black Prince,” prince ofWales 101,131,175 Edward, earl of Rutland 58,59 Eleanor of Castile, queen of England 54 Eleanor of Provence, queen of England 54 Elisabeth Přemyslid, queen of Bohemia 21,28 Elisabeth of Pomerania, Holy Roman Empress, fourth wife of Charles IV 7,25,27,31, 32-33,34,35,44,51n50,76, 98,197 Elizabeth of Hungary, saint 29,155 Elizabeth Rejčka/ Richenza, second queen ofWenceslas II, king of Bohemia 28 Eltham palace 104—105,120 Elys, Thomas 114,248,263 de Faryngdon,Thomas 53,63,209 fatherhood 175 Feer, Robert 61—62,212 femininity see womanhood fertility 145,147-149 FitzAlan, Richard, earl of Arundel 10,12,58,64, 186-187 Foxe, John 192,194-195 Frankyssh,John 115,251 Froissart, Jean 29,35,36,40,56, 99,128,140n40 Garter, Knights and Ladies of 39, 50n42,127 gender 14-15,53,166,177-178, 201-202; and monarchy 5-6, 53,55-56,66-67,71-73 Gomnys,Anne 115,227,232, 246,263 Gower,John 152 Grauson, Otto 97,105,263 Han Kon, Godschalk van 60,209 Henry Bolingbroke, later Henry Ιλζ king of England 10,11,13, 58, 64,76,146; daughters 103 Henry V king of England 7 Holand, Joan, Richard Il’s half sister 92 Holand, John, Richard Il’s half brother 36,40-42,95, 245,247 Hornyk, Nicholas, Anne’s
confessor 95,98,264 Hus,Jan 192—193 Hussites 192-193,196,204nl7 infertility see fertility intercession 6,13-14,17nl9, 32-33,38,41,52-81,153, 198-202; Anne’s acts of (table) 208, 209-219; everyday nature of 54; Parliament trying to curb 57-58 Isabella of Castile, duchess of York 59
ЭОО Index Isabella of France, queen of England 7, 55,105,175 Isabella ofValois, second queen of Richard II 12,192,180nl3 Jakoubek of Stribo 193 Joan of Kent, princess ofWales 40-42,48n31,53, 58,76, 78, 95,101,102,104,119,195 Joan, Lady Mohun 41,50n42, 100,101,227,231,236,237 Joanna of Bavaria, first wife of Wenceslas IV 30 John, duke of Brittany 92 John of Gaunt, duke of Lancaster 7, 8,11,13,18n36,36,41, 42,58, 59,62,65-66,67,79, 86n29,101,105,128 John of Görlitz 23, 30 John of Luxembourg (the Blind), king of Bohemia 20-22,26,76 Karlštejn 27, 124 Katharine ofAragon, queen of England 150,162n23 Kennington 104,246 Kent, Robert 114,229,264 Kings Langley 105 kingship 4, 66,130,132-133, 168,169,175 Kunigunde of Bohemia, daughter of Ottokar II, king ofBohemia 28,196 Liber Regalis 36, 37,49n37, 122-123,138n29,206n35 Lollards 192,194,196 London 8,12,36,53-54;Anne’s properties there 101,236-237; reconciliation of 1392 67-73, 217-218 Lote, Stephen 187,203n9 Luxembourgs 20-21 Lygthfote, Adam 61,214 Maidstone, Richard 69-73,81, 87n33,155 manhood 173-178 Margaret of France, queen of England 7,54 Margaret ofTeschen 98, 101,264 Margery, Lady Moleyns 41,100, 101,225 Martin, tailor 95,115,264 masculinity see manhood medicine 145-149 Melton, Geoffrey 146,264 de Mézières, Philippe 151-152 Middleton, John 146,264 Mistilburgh, Eliska 98,101,233, 264 monarchy 127-133; see also gender More, Thomas, Anne’s treasurer 61,94,95,114,143,146,214, 215,264 MorvilLJohn 115,222,247,250, 264 motherhood 150-158; biological 151; nurturing 14,150—152, 153-154,157-158,176,201 Mountz, Nicholas, Anne’s confessor
86n29,95,98,118, 213,264 Mowbray, Thomas, earl of Nottingham 10,11,12,39, 144-145 Neuthorp, John, Anne’s wardrober 95,264 Neville, Alexander, archbishop of York 10-11 Northampton, John of 64—67, 85n24,118,136nl6,212,213 Nuremberg 24,28,29 Obriake, Balthasar 60,61, 76, 116,212
Index papacy 13,19,33-34,74-76,99, 117-118,191,193,195 Parker, John 115,228,229,239, 240,254,265 Parliament 9-11,12, 52,57-58, 67,93,100 patronage 26-28,111-116; artistic patronage 26-28, 122-125,168-172,187-189, 200; hterary patronage 26-27, 119-122; religious patronage 27,116-118,189-190 Payn, Robert 114,248,265 Peasants’ Revolt 8; pardons for 9, 50n41,52,53, 60-63,93, 209-212,217 Pedro IR king ofAragon 78 Percy, Henry, earl of Northumberland 58 Percy,Thomas 95,101,109n36, 109n37,219,236,237,245, 255,265 Petrarch 13,26,121 Philip, duke of Burgundy 184—185 Philippa of Hainault, queen of England 7,54-56, 94,103, 105,127,131,172 de la Pole, Michael, earl of Suffolk and former chancellor 9-11,33,48n30,58,94,244, 246 Prague 20,24,26-28,122,124, 196 Přemysl, duke ofTeschen 29, 34, 98, 99 Přemyslids 19-21,27-28,51n50 Prest, Godfrey 187 queen’s gold 92-94,107n5 queenship 1, 3-7,38, 52-56, 61,65,66,72-74,80,90, 111-112,116,189,200-202; and motherhood 1,151-152, 163n28 ЗОЇ Richard II, king of England 3, 7-13, 36-42,56,65-66, 68-70, 72-76, 92-93, 101, 104-105,144,145,190; alliances 75,78,79; Anne’s epitaph 157-158; Anne’s eulogies 153-154,157;Anne’s funeral 186; and the Appellants 9-11; arms for a son 144—145; childlessness 15,166-168,172, 173-174,178; confirming Anne’s grants 113-115; court 131-132; cramp rings 130131; deposition in 1387 10; Edward the Confessor 8,143, 166,167-169, 169,172-173; grief at Anne’s death 184—185; the imperial throne 132-134; insanity claims 198-199; itinerary 96; legitimacy as king 173; literature 119,121; livery 128-129; London 67-73; manhood 173-178;
marriage and negotiations 33-35,36, 43; maturity 15,166,173—178; palaces 104-105; Peasants’ Revolt 8-9; Smithfield Tournament 128-129; tomb 12,123,132, 169,170-172, 171,187-189, 187, 188, 203n9-204n9; touching for scrofula 129-130; view of kingship 132-133; virginity 166,167-172,173,175-176, 171; visual arts 124-125; Wilton Diptych 124,168-169 Roughton, Richard 95,265 Ryvenys, Nicholas 88n45,98, 115,232,246 Schelya, James 95,114,229,265 [de] Segrave, Hugh, treasurer 94, 265 Sheen 95-97,105,120,184
302 Index shoes 125-127 Shrewsbury Charter 80, 80 Sigismund, king of Hungary, Bohemia, Holy Roman Emperor 23,29,30,76-77,133 Sigiem, Roger 98,99,136nl6, 244,265 Skipwith, William 94 Smithfield 8,128-129 Sophia of Bavaria, second wile of Wenceslas IV 197 Stafford, Ralph 40-41,95,266 Stradee, Alice 95,106,266 Sudbury, Simon, archbishop of Canterbury 8 Teutonic Knights 25,79 Thomas ofWoodstock, duke of Gloucester 9-12,36,58, 230,234 Tresilian, Robert 10-11, 58,226 Toup, Roger 3, 94 Urban VI, pope 13,19,33-34, 74-76,99,117 Usk,Adam 43, 111 de Vere, Robert, earl of Oxford and duke of Ireland 10-11, 18n30,95, 98,99-100, 102, 106n2,114 Violante, queen ofAragon 78-79 Virgin Mary 38,53,71,116,124, 145,152,154,156,170 virginity 166—176 Wardeboysjohn 114-115, 225,267 Warderobe, Henry 114,223, 225,267 Waryn, John 115,224,229,267 Walsingham, Our Lady of, shrine 39,145 Walsingham,Thomas 8,14,39, 40,43,50n41,51n48,64,97, 99,118,132,143,186 Wenceslas, duke of Luxembourg 35 Wenceslas, saint 20,26,27 Wenceslas IV, king of Bohemia and the Romans 7,19,23, 24,25,28, 30,31,33,34,43, 48n31,51n50,76-77,98, 102,122-123,124,133,144, 149,197; letter from Anne 258-261 Westminster Abbey 8,36,117, 169,171,185, 187, 188, 189-190 Whetteneye, Perrin 102,267 Wilcotes, William 114,267 William, duke of Guelders 184 Winchcombe, Tideman, bishop of Llandaff 146,149,267 womanhood 152-153,163n35, 176-178,201 Wybourne, Walter 114,247,267 Wyclif, John 191-195 Yevele, Henry 187,203n9
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