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CONTENTS 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 9 A NOTE ON TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS 10 INTRODUCTION 13 Chapter 1 Setting the Scene 16 The nature of ritual, liturgy, and drama 16 Interconnections between liturgy and drama 34 Conclusion 46 Chapter 2 Text in Context 48 Introduction 48 Work in progress? 49 The N-Town Play 51 Intention and reception 64 Parallel phenomena 78 Moving pictures 80 Religious observance 82 Conclusion 92 Chapter 3 Liturgy in Play 94 Introduction 94 Liturgical material in the constituent parts of the play 96 Latin material 98 Vernacular translations and paraphrases 115 Other liturgical material 129 Private devotions 138 Conclusion 144 Chapter 4 Other Connections 148 Introduction 148 Liturgy in the other Middle English cycle plays 148 Liturgy in other East Anglian plays 152 Dutch connections 162 Conclusion to the drama section 175 A non-dramatic Marian cycle from East Anglia 176 Conclusion 183 Chapter 5 The Evolution of the N-Town Play and its Audience 184 Introduction 184 Books of hours 185 Devotional anthologies 187 Drama collections 190 Survival and transformation 194 Internal evidence 197 A reading audience? 200 Conclusion 205 Appendix 1: N-Town Play:
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