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68 jLoi Children ol Changer p. 14.
14 Quoted in David H. Watters, "With Bodi lie £y^s": Eschatoiogicai The mes in Puritan Literature and Gravestone Ar_t (Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press, 1981), pp. 111-12.
15 Jean Hagstrum, T_he. Sister Axis: The Tradition Ol Literary Pictorialism and English Poetry fro m Dryden to Gray (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1958), p. 123; Wither, "Preface," pp. A1-A2.
*•* Since both British and American Puritans were iconophobes who feared the animation of image...s, the .
profusion of gravestone carvings in the burial grounds \ is perplexing to modern students of Puritan culture. j Rationales for Puritan prohibitions against images were offered by various Puritan divines, including Joseph Mede, who, in TJie. Apostasy of. the Latter Times, argued that "Images were made as Bodies, to be informed with Daemons as with Souls: For an Image was as a Trap to catch Daemons, and a device to tie them to a place, and to keep them from flitting." See TJie Works q£ the Pious snd Profound ly-Learned Joseph Mede, B.C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
68 jLoi Children ol Changer p. 14.
14 Quoted in David H. Watters, "With Bodi lie £y^s": Eschatoiogicai The mes in Puritan Literature and Gravestone Ar_t (Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press, 1981), pp. 111-12.
15 Jean Hagstrum, T_he. Sister Axis: The Tradition Ol Literary Pictorialism and English Poetry fro m Dryden to Gray (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1958), p. 123; Wither, "Preface," pp. A1-A2.
*•* Since both British and American Puritans were iconophobes who feared the animation of image...s, the .
profusion of gravestone carvings in the burial grounds \ is perplexing to modern students of Puritan culture. j Rationales for Puritan prohibitions against images were offered by various Puritan divines, including Joseph Mede, who, in TJie. Apostasy of. the Latter Times, argued that "Images were made as Bodies, to be informed with Daemons as with Souls: For an Image was as a Trap to catch Daemons, and a device to tie them to a place, and to keep them from flitting." See TJie Works q£ the Pious snd Profound ly-Learned Joseph Mede, B.C.
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